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 | Built Environment The Poetry of Strife and Life The following is a selection of the writing "Poor Folks Have Dreams" by Etta Norwood "The memories and everything that builds a memory is of value to hang on to. Cast away any care of tomorrow an (More) |
 | The Georgia Dome is the largest indoor venue available in the state of Georgia. It is located in the heart of Downtown Atlanta and is a premier key to Downtown Atlanta’s economic and tourism success. Since September 6, 1992 the Georgia Dome has been (More) |
| I arrived at Ponce City Market, which used to be the historic Sears, Roebuck & Co. building, around 6:36 pm. I walk into the main food court and I see various restaurants and shops and groups of people walking around and eating. I walk up the sta (More) |
| Located on 464 Moreland Ave NE in Atlanta, Junkman’s Daughter is a one-of-a-kind store. Walking into the store, I was immediately greeted by employees that were just as eccentric as the store they worked in. I was absolutely dazzled. Everywhere I loo (More) |
| This is the first picture I took after walking into the store. It features the head of an Elvis look-alike and a lot of pink. The (More) |
| The homepage of the website of the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The layout is easy to follow, making the information easily (More) |
| The website for the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is a useful site for both the resident of Atlanta as well as the tourists. The website offers information on flights and the airport itself. The layout of the webpage is easy to fol (More) |
| A bar at the intersection of Fairlie and Poplar. Oddly, there is another bar next to this. I wasn't sure if this was a good (More) |
| Fairlie-Poplar is enclosed intersection in downtown Atlanta, seemingly hidden behind tall buildings and overlooked in favor of busier streets. It took me a while to find the intersection. I walked in circles and passed Fairlie Street many times befor (More) |
 | Atlanta Magazines best hair salon winner Atlanta Magazine chose a sa (More) |
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