I took this photo last weekend during sunrise in Pittsburgh. We got a good show from Mother Nature that morning.
Fort Pitt Bridge Blue Hour
Here is a photo from Memorial Day morning. It was a wonderful blue hour down along the river. The water was so calm that it helped make the photo better.
Fort Pitt Bridge
Sorry for my absence. I’ll explain when we see each other next. Until then, here are a couple photos I took this morning while out on a photo walk with Brad and Dave.
Fort Pitt Bridge
I’ve been absent from my site for some time. The only photos I’ve posted have been from the NFL games I’ve covered this year. I can’t guarantee I’ll be more active, but for now here is a photo from downtown Pittsburgh.
Rays of Sunshine
Arriving at downtown Pittsburgh from this bridge is one of the few great city entrances. You can’t see the city driving towards it due to Mt. Washington and then you enter the tunnel, which is maybe a mile lone (not totally sure on that distance). As soon as you exit the tunnel, you are immediately on Fort Pitt Bridge and the city explodes into view. I’ve never found anything like it in any other city.
Morning Traffic
Here is a photo I took about a month ago in downtown Pittsburgh. Coming out of the tunnel and crossing this bridge is the best entrance to any city in the world…. Of course, with a worldwide pandemic, the traffic was very light on this morning.
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Pittsburgh Puddle
Here is another photo from last Sunday. We took advantage of this puddle for a nice reflection photo of the Fort Pitt Bridge.
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My Morning View
After months of nothing but hiding at home and going to work, I finally got off my butt to take some photos. Gosh, I missed it so much…. I think the stress of world events and my work have just made me tired. It’s probably made most people tired. So, I got out with Brad and took this photo this morning. After I got home, MJ and I did a little yard work. Afterward, I went with Blair to shoot trap. Plus, MJ and I got a little time together as well. And we capped off the day by watching a corny romantic movie. It was a good Sunday!!
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Fort Pitt
Or what’s left of it…. The original British fort from the mid-1700s during the French and Indian War was constructed in the area that is now downtown Pittsburgh. The outline of the Fort Pitt walls are all that remain of the fort, which sits inside Point State Park. This is a great city park at the confluence of the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers and the start of the Ohio river (thus 3 Rivers).
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