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Good morning everyone!
Just a quick post and and run today. I actually took this shot last night from the West End Overlook, a place that I’ve been wanting to shoot from at night for night a while. Zach Frailey and I were up there last Friday morning, but the clouds weren’t particularly cooperating. I”ve also been up there during the day a few years back and after that I knew that I needed to get some night images, especially during Christmas with the tree at the Point. My favorite part of the entire image is actually in the PPG Building (second tallest building from the right with the spire on top). There are five windows lit up in a row near the top and one of them has a Christmas tree visible in the window!
Thanks for stopping by today folks, see you all tomorrow.
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Wow, what a scene! These lights and reflections are fantastic, man. I like the smoothness of the flowing river, too. Nice work!
Jimi Jones recently posted..Happy New Year 2012
Awesome! Love that Christmas tree down in front. It would be sick image to get a large telephoto and capture a closeup of the PPG building with the tree inside.
Rick Louie recently posted..From Heaven Above – The River Road Pt. 4
This is an incredible nightscape Dave. Great shot. Happy New Year to you and your family.
Edith Levy recently posted..Laskey Emporium
Beautiful Dave. Great colors and processing.
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Dave, what an excellent capture and vantage point. I can feel the cold in my bones just looking at this image!
so colorful and beautiful Dave, well done and I hope make it there someday and shoot it with ya!
Jim Nix recently posted..Landscapes and dreams
Lovely work (as always) Dave! Very nice. Have a great New Year!
Wow, what a nightscape! I love the reflections in the water. A very Happy New Year to you, Dave, and thanks again for your support of my blog in the last 3 months – much appreciated.
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Nice capture, quite a lot of detail to look at throughout this shot. I wish you all the best for 2012, hope you have a great year ahead.
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This is great! Certainly a much better scene at night, especially with the way the sky was cooperating for us. Love the detail!
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