What to post for you tonight? That wasn’t an easy question tonight. I have a bunch of Iceland photos, but I don’t want to just post them over and over. So I selected this Pittsburgh photo. Enjoy.
PNC Park From Above
Here is a photo I took in late 2019 of downtown Pittsburgh. You can see the baseball stadium (PNC Park), Allegheny River, the three sister bridges (one being renovated), the Lawrence Convention Center and most of downtown.
Rooftop
Here is a view from spring 2019, back when it was safe to be around other people…. We had a nice photo walk that evening and captured some great photos. This specific photo is looking down on the U.S. Steel Building in Pittsburgh.
Sky View
I don’t know about you, but I’ve had a busy week. Thus, a short post for you tonight.
I took this photo during better times (pre-COVID). This is the US Steel building in downtown Pittsburgh. You can see the three rivers in the background.
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Point To Downtown
An aerial view from the Point State Park to downtown Pittsburgh. This was captured in the past during an overcast morning. So nice to see the city and not just the inside of my house or work, even if it is via video from happier times.
US Steel Building
Here is a unique perspective for you. This is the US Steel Building in downtown Pittsburgh. This may be the only photo of this building taken from this perspective ever!!
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View From The Top
I had a good photo walk with Blair, Brad and Dave recently in Pittsburgh. It was a nice hanging out with the guys and capturing some photos.
If you’re not familiar with Pittsburgh, this building is called the US Steel Building (even though it has UPMC on it) and is the tallest building in the city. There are great views from within and outside.
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Looking Down
How is your week going? Mine has been very busy. Thus, I’m just getting around to creating this post at 10pm at night. So, this will be short.
Here is a photo I took a few months ago looking down the US Steel Building onto the streets of downtown Pittsburgh.
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Andy Warhol Bridge
I hope you have a fun and stress-free weekend. I was editing photos last night and completed this one. I took this a few months ago in downtown Pittsburgh on a photo walk. If you’re not familiar with Pittsburgh, this is the Andy Warhol bridge looking towards downtown.
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Andy Warhol Bridge
What should I share with you tonight??? Honestly, I’m probably not in a good frame of mind to share much without sounding negative. Therefore, I’ll just leave you with this nice photo of the Pittsburgh skyline with the Andy Warhol Bridge in the foreground. That’s it. I’m out!!
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Down View
Here is a unique perspective of the US Steel Building in Pittsburgh. We don’t normally see the world from these angles. I’ve taken a bunch of photos looking straight up buildings in the past. I haven’t taken many like this using the opposite perspective. I’m digging it.
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US Steel Building
Sorry I’ve been absent lately…. Just very busy with work lately.
I finally got out to take some photos last night. Yes, finally!!! Dave, Emily and I hit the North Shore of Pittsburgh. We took some photos, grabbed dinner and then took some more photos.
Here is an unusual Pittsburgh perspective for you. Have a great weekend.
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Downtown Up Close
Short post tonight…… Today’s photo is a aerial close up of downtown Pittsburgh that I took a few months ago. If you haven’t been, you’d be surprised how cool this city is everyday.
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The Burgh
Most of my photos are extremely colorful. I usually push the limits of color because that’s the way I like them. Tonight’s photo is toned down compared to my normal. I took this photo with my drone a few months ago at sunset. Downtown Pittsburgh is a beautiful spot.
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Downtown's Backside
Happy Sunday, where ever you are today. I’m going to be lazy. I planned on doing a bunch of yard work, except its been raining at my house. So I’ll pivot to a more relaxing agenda. Today’s photo is one I took on a past photo walk with Dave, and Brad from the back side of downtown Pittsburgh. Most view and photograph Pittsburgh from the river side, which is the iconic view you always see. This is why I think this perspective is so unique.
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Facing East
I haven’t posted a Pittsburgh photo in a long time. So tonight’s the night. I’ve had this photo sitting on my hard drive waiting to be shared. I took this photo a while back while on a photo walk with Dave and Brad. I need to get back into Pittsburgh soon to capture some more photos. It’s been to long!!
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Reflecting The Sunset
A few weeks ago, I ran downtown to photograph the largest super moon in decades. That didn’t work very well (to many clouds), but I captured this beauty as the sunset was reflecting off the PPG building, turning it a nice red. Have a great Friday.
Sunset reflecting off the PPG building
Blood Moon Over Pittsburgh
Tonight, Blair and I went into the city to meet Brad for a photo walk. Except we really didn’t walk anywhere. We met at the Duquesne Incline to photograph the city with the super moon rising over the city. It seems like a waste of time because there were to many clouds. But all of a sudden, it popped out and we got a brief show.
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Pittsburgh Blue Hour Skyline
Today’s photo is from a photo walk I did with Brad and Dave Truxell last fall. We were checking out the Pittsburgh Convention Center, when we came upon this view. I liked the perspective of the office buildings and the composition with the plants in the foreground.
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Pittsburgh's Point At Night
In my previous post, I shared a Day To Night photo where I merged photos from before and after a sunset. Today I am sharing the after sunset photo with you as I originally processed it.
I hope you have a great weekend.
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