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This sort of thing always tickles my fancy. I can't resist a good courtyard garden photo.
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I've been shooting for a bit less than 6 months now and I'm finally getting confident(-ish) in my ability to start posting in these threads.  This one's from about a month ago, but I didn't see any rules saying it had to be within x timeframe so I hope it's okay!  Nordic Center, Mt Bachelor, OR by Connor West, on Flickr
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thetzar posted:
I looked at that field and was like "poo poo that looks like Lehigh or Northampton County". And lo and behold, it it's indeed in the valley. Weather has been absolute poo poo here for the past week, so you definitely captured the sense of place there enough for me to recognize it, hah. I'm assuming the pool was from the area too, whereabouts was that?
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LogisticEarth posted:I looked at that field and was like "poo poo that looks like Lehigh or Northampton County". And lo and behold, it it's indeed in the valley. Weather has been absolute poo poo here for the past week, so you definitely captured the sense of place there enough for me to recognize it, hah. Yes indeed; the pool is on MLK in Allentown, near the 8th Street Bridge. Are you a local? I grew up in Allentown, was out visiting the folks for the holidays. Further photos to follow. I actuallyt hink there's a massive photo series waiting for me in the area, might pop back soon to capture more of the drab.
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thetzar posted:Yes indeed; the pool is on MLK in Allentown, near the 8th Street Bridge. Are you a local? I grew up in Allentown, was out visiting the folks for the holidays. Further photos to follow. I actuallyt hink there's a massive photo series waiting for me in the area, might pop back soon to capture more of the drab. I'm in Easton, PA now, and grew up over the river in Warren County, NJ. I just moved back from the Philly area so I'm getting reacquainted. I think there's a lot of photo potential, and given that the area has been getting a bit of an economic/cultural resurgence there's bound to be good material. Like 90% of the photography I see for the region is just long exposure flowing streams, barns, and Another-Photo-Of-Bethelhem-Steel. There's a lot of opportunity to do something different, at least in my recent observations.
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LogisticEarth posted:I'm in Easton, PA now, and grew up over the river in Warren County, NJ. I just moved back from the Philly area so I'm getting reacquainted. I think there's a lot of photo potential, and given that the area has been getting a bit of an economic/cultural resurgence there's bound to be good material. Like 90% of the photography I see for the region is just long exposure flowing streams, barns, and Another-Photo-Of-Bethelhem-Steel. There's a lot of opportunity to do something different, at least in my recent observations. It's an interesting area, one going through a LOT of change. Vast fields of tinderstick housing and warehouses going up. Great economically (people finally figured out that 2 hours to NYC isn't that bad), but I can see the area I knew and grew up in (depressing as it was) going away. I was out there earlier this year and got this: https://www.flickr.com/photos/thetzar/albums/72157657510796612
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Speaking of the Philly area and lovely weather.... edit - you know what, fuckit - here's some stuff that I've been sitting on during the year and haven't posted for reasons that are now unknown.   
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thetzar posted:It's an interesting area, one going through a LOT of change. Vast fields of tinderstick housing and warehouses going up. Great economically (people finally figured out that 2 hours to NYC isn't that bad), but I can see the area I knew and grew up in (depressing as it was) going away. I was out there earlier this year and got this: Yeah, I actually just started working for one of the conservation districts so I'm well aware of the big shifts. The good news is regional planning has been developed bit more than the 90s and 2000s so hopefully it'll be a lot smarter than before. Anyway, back to the pictures thread... Soopafly posted:Speaking of the Philly area and lovely weather.... I love this. Great use of the PECO banner (I think?) and juxtaposition of row homes/center city.
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Soopafly posted:Speaking of the Philly area and lovely weather.... Yeeessss all four are great. #2 and #3 are a little noisy but given the environment I definitely don't think it detracts from the scene.
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Soopafly posted:Speaking of the Philly area and lovely weather.... I really dig the lights in these two. Glowing and ominous.  Untitled by Jason, on Flickr  Untitled by Jason, on Flickr
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Hey thanks for the compliments - and yeah, its the PECO building right off of the Schuylkill. The picture was pretty much on 23rd and Walnut for those that are familiar.
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I'm in Zürich for NYE. IMG_3016.jpg by Iain Compton, on Flickr  IMG_2960.jpg by Iain Compton, on Flickr  IMG_2950.jpg by Iain Compton, on Flickr Unfortunately I left my tripod back in Kyiv, so long exposures or HDR composites were out of the question.
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Soopafly posted:Hey thanks for the compliments - and yeah, its the PECO building right off of the Schuylkill. The picture was pretty much on 23rd and Walnut for those that are familiar. My fiancée used to live in a brownstone on walnut right there. I've got a few pictures of the PECO building in fog a la Bladerunner.
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