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#53780 The Photo Challenge
Posted by John T Roberts on 28 February 2009 - 06:50 PM
The rules in short:
1. Post a reply photo that somehow relates to the last one posted.
2. You must be the photographer, with one exception. You may be in the photograph and you had someone else take it.
3. You may not reply to your last post unless no one else has replied in 24 hours.
4. You may not repeat your photographs posted in this thread. However, you may repost photos that you used in other threads on this forum.
5. If you wish, you may post how your photo relates to the last one. There may be times when someone doesn't get the connection.
OK, I'm going to start it off with something fairly easy to post a photo that relates. This shot was taken at the Main Street Arts Festival at night.
To make the next post a little easier, the next photos could be: a photo (day or night) of the Burk Burnett Building, a photo (day or night) of The Tower, a night photo of any type, a traffic light, tents of similar color, other Main St. Arts Festival photos, people photos, blurry people photos, Sundance Square plaques and logos, or even a street sign. Use your imagination and be creative in your replies. Have fun!
#64774 The Photo Challenge
Posted by John T Roberts on 11 March 2011 - 10:19 PM
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#64148 California Photo Journey
Posted by Art Cooler on 10 January 2011 - 12:46 PM
Marin County Civic Center, by Frank Lloyd Wright:
Interior of Marin County Civic Center:
Rainy night in San Francisco. Shot made from my motel window:
The California Bar sign in Auburn, CA:
Concrete sculpture in Auburn, CA, backdropped by approaching Pacific storm clouds:
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#49113 Photos of the distance. (Telephoto lenses)
Posted by Brian Luenser on 31 July 2008 - 08:41 PM
This shot is with my Rebel XSi with a Canon 400mm 5.6 and a Canon 2X converter on my tripod from my 34th floor balcony of my place in The Tower.
I took these pictures yesterday when I got home from work as the storm was approaching from the Northwest. At that point Fort Worth and Arlington was deep within the clouds, but Dallas was still bright and sunny. really stratified the landscape by distance. I like the effect. And though far from "Tack sharp" gets me pretty close to Dallas. Closer than I would have imagined without using my telescope. The near foreground is the Loop 820 area (See Luby's on left) the intermediate ground is North Arlington and then of course Downtown Dallas. Take a look.
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#17553 Green Mountain Energy Wind Farm
Posted by safly on 19 October 2005 - 10:10 PM
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#87478 Reit plans to demolish Westchester Tower and redevelop as mixed use
Posted by Austin55 on 26 September 2014 - 03:39 AM
Via Scott Nishimura and VLK architects
I'm liking it, the curved glass on following summit ought to be a pretty cool gateway element, The residential portion looks dense and interesting. Good project.
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#75854 Concert Photos - The Diabolical Machines Live at Lola's
Posted by Fort Worthology on 12 March 2013 - 01:26 PM
This one's admittedly a little self-serving, but hey, not enough local concert photography in this place, and I thought it'd be nice to both promote my band (which now contains two forum members!) *and* a great local photographer, so here we go.
My indie rock band, The Diabolical Machines, performed at Lola's off 7th Street last week (along with our friends Lindby and Abandon City). My friend Melissa Claire Photography was on hand to take photos. To be clear: I did not take these. Melissa did, but I am posting them with her permission.
It was a ton of fun and we can't wait to do it again. We had Lindby's drummer Logan as our guest drummer for this show.
#66063 From LoveThesePics.com: Abandoned Joy
Posted by gdvanc on 22 July 2011 - 11:39 PM
Six Flags New Orleans
Gagra, the Russian Riviera
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#59937 5d mkII Firmware update announcement
Posted by 360texas on 01 March 2010 - 12:01 PM
http://www.canon-eur...Media_Alert.asp
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#107387 Two Fort Worth Forum Members In FW Inc. Magazine
Posted by John T Roberts on 19 November 2017 - 01:42 PM
Two of the Fort Worth Forum Members have made the November/December issue of FW, Inc. Magazine. The two are yours truly, and Austin55. Our friend Tim Young (Downtown Fort Worth Walking Tours) took our photograph together at the Texas & Pacific Railway Terminal. Below is a link to the article by Samantha Calimbahin.
http://trendmag.tren...3119,"page":18}
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#85153 "Left Bank"
Posted by Austin55 on 25 June 2014 - 11:05 PM
Do you guys love me? Cause I got a siteplan. You can click it to make it bigger.
Included are a some very interesting things.
-There's a lot of parking, but honestly it's less than I expected and a lot of it is within garages. Lots also leave room for potential expansion in the future. Overall, the design is much better than just to the west, for example.
-At the back is a lisitng for a 250 unit highrise.
-Lots of retail fronting 7th street, good news.
-Harold street looks to be the "main" street of Left bank, most of the major buildings are set on it.
-There's no interaction with the Trinity. This is dissapointing.
-Looks like the majority of the buildings will be 4-6 floors.
There's also this kinda cheesy water coloring rendering that doesn't show much, but maybe shows off some of the architectual motifs and gives a decent idea of what's up.
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#78020 Fort Worth photographers meetup?
Posted by Austin55 on 25 June 2013 - 10:15 PM
Would anyone be interested in a little get together of local photographers? We could have a little meet up someplace and talk cameras, share some tips, look at equipment, and maybe go on a little walk someplace and take some pictures. Perhaps even someone could organize a specific special location that is usually not accessible and let a little group of us go and take pictures.
How's that sound?
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#67747 Wing Suit Panorama Video
Posted by 360texas on 19 December 2011 - 02:03 PM
The fellow has a FISHEYE lens video camera attached. He JUMPS OFF a high mountain ridge and soars to the highway far far below. He is using a WINGed SUIT.
During his descent.. use your mouse to scroll around / up and down to see the terrain. There two Suit flyers... you can see the other flyer back up up on his right... the later on his left back angle.
It autoreplays .. so you will get to see the flight a couple of times !
http://www.visitnorw...Wingsuit-Video/
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#63918 Livestock Exchange Building.. Christmas 2005
Posted by djold1 on 23 December 2010 - 11:16 AM
They are posted in my Fort Worth Gazette blog
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#62222 Modest Photoshoot Around the Museums
Posted by Fort Worthology on 22 August 2010 - 11:46 PM
Merry Jett - In The Grass by Kevin Buchanan, on Flickr
Merry Jett - Modern Wall by Kevin Buchanan, on Flickr
Merry Jett - Kimbell Bench by Kevin Buchanan, on Flickr
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#61949 Spanish helicopter rescue
Posted by 360texas on 07 August 2010 - 11:49 AM
Ignacio describes this scene:
"I just finished a panorama (#1 below) that I have done to show a rescue exercise with helicopter. The helicopter leave an specialist on the summit of a roc or "needle" where a climber had an accident, then he descents to help the climber and is taken with a rope. Is a very difficult excerise because the summit is really small and the specialist has to exit the helicopter with a lot of care."
1. Panorama image about 3mb Flash format. Climber to be rescued wearing white helmet is down and to right.
There are 4 people in the scene. Helicopter Pilot, Spanish Guardia Civil rescue Specialist, the climber to be rescued AND the Photographer. The real question is "Where is the photographer standing in this scene ?"
http://www.abaco-dig... ... o_rodellar
2. Single image series:
http://homepage.mac....rando/Rodellar/
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#56304 The Skies
Posted by 360texas on 06 July 2009 - 06:53 AM
http://shop.ebay.com...-All-Categories
This is a link to a "User Manual". Its as close as I can get this morning : http://www.luminous-...s/tc-80n3.shtml
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#50201 Playing in the streets
Posted by Brian Luenser on 05 September 2008 - 10:26 AM
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#124930 Views from Urban Portland
Posted by Fort Worthology on 02 March 2020 - 02:06 PM
Thought I'd just collect some imagery I've taken since the move and share here for anybody who wants a view of PDX.
Voodoo Donuts, in downtown's Old Town district
A MAX train passes through Pioneer Courthouse Square, downtown Portland
Salmon Street Springs at Waterfront Park, downtown
Panorama at Pioneer Courthouse Square, downtown
A small part of the weekly Portland Saturday Market, downtown in Waterfront Park and Old Town
Rowing teams on the Willamette near the South Waterfront
Viewing downtown from above the old reservoirs on Mount Tabor in the inner SE side
The Portland sign in Old Town
A streetcar pulled up at the NW 10th & Glisan stop in the Pearl District
The old downtown area of the St. Johns neighborhood
Night dining at one of the many, many food cart pods (SE Division St. in this case)
A panorama of The Fields park in the Pearl District
Looking down NW 10th along the streetcar line in the Pearl District (downtown would be behind me in this photo)
Tanner Springs Park in the Pearl District
Tanner Springs Park in the Pearl District
A MAX train pulls through the Old Town district
Pier in Cathedral Park under the St. Johns Bridge
Food cart pod, SE Hawthorne
The streetcar takes a turn in the NW 23rd district
The weekly downtown farmers market at Portland State University
The weekly downtown farmers market at Portland State University
Pedestrian street, Old Town
Waterfront Park, downtown along the Willamette River. This was created after a freeway was demolished.
The St. Johns Bridge from Forest Park, looking into the St. Johns neighborhood. Mt. Rainier (juuuuuust visible), Mt. Saint Helens, and Mt. Adams in the background.
The beach at Kelley Point Park, where the Willamette and Columbia rivers converge
Infill development on East Burnside
The Fields park in the Pearl District
Inner SE Belmont
Late afternoon in Pioneer Courthouse Square
Artwork on a building, inner SE 11th Ave
Flags at a food card pod, St. Johns
Hope y'all enjoy!
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#118269 The Worth Residences (30 floors)
Posted by FWGeek on 08 April 2019 - 08:32 AM
Whelp. I have to admit if this had been a betting event, I would've lost all my money. The Worth Residences group got the land back under contract Friday.
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