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All too common during the transition from winter to spring, a cloudy, cold, and rainy Pittsburgh morning. I photographed this view of the skyline from the West End Bridge. [Flickr Explore, No. 101, May 7, 2023.]

Pittsburgh from the West End Overlook. (11/25/2019)

Foggy morning in Pittsburgh.

Rail Bridge. Allengheny River.

Late afternoon view of Pittsburgh skyline along with Duquesne Incline in the foreground.

Pittsburgh from the West End Overlook. (11/25/2019)

Both of these taken Sunday morning. I was there to shoot my "classic black and gold" photos, but ended up seeing a pretty awesome sunrise, too.

 

In this version, the sky has formed some colors but isn't yet bright enough to wash out the city lights. The city lights are still very vibrant and reflect brightly against the dark river. The clouds frame the buildings perfectly.

 

Final photo to follow later today...

  

3-photo HDR. Zoom in for a better view.

More from my Pittsburgh weekend. This is not HDR. What do you you like better? Non-HDR or HDR? Thank you for checking out my picture. I hope you like it. Please let me know what you think and view in Lightbox for the best effect.

 

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's Mount Washington offers spectacular views of the city's downtown area and its surroundings.

Beautiful collage of buildings and stuff at the corner of a back alley in Lawrenceville

Church on Sunday...:))

I rarely do square crops but I like this one

Mist shrouding Smallman Street in the Strip District of Pittsburgh.

Happy Tree-mendous Thursday

Penn Central 2426 at Gallitzin, Pennsylvania in September of 1973

An ordinary Pittsburgh alley, always a feast for my eyes.

HFF at Point Park...:))

Got this shot while on Liberty Bridge (I think, not too sure). It gave me a good view of the city at sunset. Used LE to get a blue hour shot on this one.

Pittsburgh. Single image.

Long exposure in the pouring rain of condos on Herrs Island. City of Pittsburgh behind.

 

Not HDR. Not cropped.

A forgettable location made riveting, to me, by the light and the color contrast.

Taken from the north side of the Allegheny River, looking across to the Cork Factory, east of downtown Pittsburgh in the Strip District, through mist and snow

Right next to the East Liberty branch of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is this captivating tableau of trash bins, fire escape, shadow, stone, concrete, and metal demanding to be photographed.

A little alley behind what used to be Babyland, on the corner of Negley and Penn. I was drawn in by the light, texture, lines, decay, color contrasts, and form. Another view of earlier post flic.kr/p/HeLAL7.

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