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Misty Morning
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Skyline from Spring Hill
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Skyline from the North Shore
Mount Washington is the favorite skyline viewing post, but the views from across the Allegheny are impressive in their own way. These pictures were taken just as the sun was setting.
Camera: Canon PowerShot S45. The panorama below is a composite of five photographs.
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Skyline at Sunset from Schenley Park
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Downtown from the Thirty-First Street Bridge
A grey day, and the U. S. Steel Tower has its head in the clouds, as it often has. Below we see the frozen back channel of the Allegheny at Herr’s Island (or Washington’s Landing).
Camera: Olympus E-20n.
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Your Downtown Panorama of the Day
This time without falling snow. The one above, made from eighteen separate photographs, is quite large (about 37 million pixels), so don’t click on it on a metered connection. It’s the largest stitched picture old Pa Pitt has made to date, but Hugin handled it perfectly and automatically. The picture below is a more manageable size.
Camera: Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z3.
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It’s Snowing Downtown
Camera: Kodak EasyShare Z1485 IS.
And here’s the proof. Note the ice on the Monongahela, except for a channel wide enough for barge trains.
Camera: Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z3.
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Downtown from the North Shore
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Firstside from the Mon
Downtown Pittsburgh seen from the Monongahela side, with the mighty river rolling in the foreground.
