Andy Bergh’s Image of the Week

Everyone deserves a quick getaway place where they can escape the rat race and recharge their batteries, even if only for a couple of days.  This is especially true when…

While London has an almost endless list of attractions, one of its most famous and most recognizable sights is St. Paul’s Cathedral.  St. Paul’s owes its very existence to tragedy…

“Gay Paree” is an anglicized version of “le gai Paris,” and essentially refers to a Paris that is happy, cheerful, and/or joyous.  With iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the…

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who recently died from pancreatic cancer at age 87, yesterday became the first woman (and first Jewish American) in U.S. history to lie in state at…

  The nonexistent cruise ship industry in Seattle is but one example of the moribund state of tourism resulting from a certain pandemic. Cruise ships in Seattle were a novelty…

Many words in the English vocabulary start with “neo.”  Off the top of my head, “Neophyte,” “Neolithic,” “Neoconservative,” and “Neopolitan” (yum!) come to mind.  But thanks to a certain comet…

The United States of America celebrates the birth of its independence on the Fourth of July – but there is a bit of history (and mild controversy) about why that…

Bergh Images is pleased to announce the addition of two new galleries to its online store!  Both very much pertain to the Pacific Northwest, which makes perfect sense given how…

The White House has been the home of every president since John Adams.  As a result of the protests in Washington, D.C. following George Floyd’s murder in Minneapolis, however, this…

There’s a first for everything, and this is the first time I’m featuring an image – “Opening Day” – used in a prior post.  The title 26 months ago was…