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CORNER OF MARKET is the scene you will see as you travel up High Street into the borough of West Chester, Pennsylvania. The Court House was built in 1846. It was designed by Thomas U. Walter, the same person who designed the dome of the US Capital. Two other additions were built, one in 1893 and the other 1966. The Court House became the center of a controversy in 2002 when Sally Flynn who represented the Freethought Society of Greater Philadelphia filed a complaint regarding the display of a plaque which had the Ten Commandments imprinted. The complaint claimed it was a violation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to the US Constitution which states "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion". The court decided the plaque was to be removed. The county filed an appeal and as a result of this appeal the courts decided to let the plaque stay but it had to be covered with a cloth that matched the stone of the building. The county did not gi...

My photographic prints reflect the way I see the world. From an abandoned building to a funny little praying mantis, I see the challenge of capturing the essence of my subject. Some of my photographic prints are straight out of the camera, and others I have added textures to create the mood of how I envision the subject. Sometimes I get really inspired and create a composite print from several of my images. Regardless of the creative path I take, it is all driven from the passion I have for photography. I live in Thornton, Pennsylvania with my husband. Currently retired from my full time job as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist. My favorite pastimes are photography, gardening and reading. I have been into photography since a very...