Tag: Pittsburgh
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One of My Favorite Places : Pittsburgh
The more time I spend in Pittsburgh the more I am of the opinion that the Steel City is one of the most photogenic towns in the country. How high on my list is it? I would include it in my top three, with Boston, 2, and San Francisco, number one. Two of my favorite…
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Pittsburgh Express
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Pink Flamingos in Pittsburgh
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Windows on Pittsburgh
I find it lucky when windows provide such a great frame for a cityscape as this one does looking out over downtown Pittsburgh. Would you like to see more of Pittsburgh as seen through my viewfinder? Please check out Framing Pittsburgh.
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Steel City at Night : Three Years Ago on ISBAA
I remember the first time I visited Pittsburgh for a news photographers seminar in the 1980s. I was not expecting much, envisioning Pittsburgh as an industrial city with a lot of smoke. Boy, was I in for a pleasant surprise.
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Toliver Falls, Swallow Falls State Park, Maryland
Toliver Falls is the smallest featured waterfall at Swallow Falls State Park in Western Maryland but in my opinion it is the most photogenic of the three major falls in the park. Western Maryland has some beautiful landscapes to photograph but this park is the best. These photos were taken during a visit last month.…
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A Year Ago on ISBAA : One Way Street in Pittsburgh
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A Year Ago Today : Painted Windows from Pittsburgh
This week’s WordPress weekly photo challenge topic of windows is my most favorite to date. This quick post includes three of my window photos reimagined via Photoshop. See more text and photos below. Would you like to see more of Pittsburgh as seen through my viewfinder? Please check out Framing Pittsburgh.
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Golden Eagle at the Aviary at the Discovery Center at Deep Creek Lake State Park
Please see second photo below.
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Two Years Ago on ISBAA : Eagles at The National Aviary, Pittsburgh
I thought it would be fun to do a quick post on a couple of other residents at the National Aviary, these two eagles. ( please see second photo and text below)
I See Beauty All Around, by Rob Paine 