This is the path underneath the Lawrence Convention Center in downtown Pittsburgh. The lights change colors randomly, so as you stand there it will be blue, red, purple, etc…. In warm weather, it also has water running down the walls and on each side of the path, which also make for a unique photo op…. Just a cool spot.
Strip District Sunset
Last week I posted a different angle of this bridge from my photo walk with Dave and Brad. As I mentioned in that post, we spent a long time on the bridge capturing it from different point of views and with different light as the evening transitioned to night. This one is prior to sunset…standing in the middle of the road…
Here is the link to the other post I mentioned above: http://brook-ward.com/blog/2015/4/2/david-mccullough-bridge
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David McCullough Bridge
I had a great photo walk this week with David and Brad Truxell. We started at the 31st Street Bridge, but quickly moved down to the 16th Street Bridge (also called the David McCullough Bridge). We spent 90% of our time on the 16th Street Bridge taking photos of it and the city from every angle.
So tonight’s photo is a close up of the 16th Street Bridge steel work at the base of the giant arch. This was one of the first photos I took at that bridge. It was also the first one I processed. I just had an idea that I’d like it. Guess what? I do.
The David McCullough Bridge is a through arch bridge that spans the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh. It was built in 1922 and spans 1,900 feet. It was added to the list of National Register of Historic Places in 1979. By the way, David McCullough was a native historian, author and commentator.
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Funky Path 2
Last November I posted a picture I took from the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in downtown Pittsburgh. You can see that picture here: http://brook-ward.com/blog/2013/11/11/funky-path
Tonight I am posting another picture from that location. I love this spot because of the funky path, waterfalls, lighting, etc….
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