They’ve got it covered….with Heinz History admission stickers. Wonder who peeled off the first one and stuck it on the pole?
By the way, Charlie opted to keep his sticker on his shirt. He did not add it to the collection.
Tag: Pittsburgh Photography
At the Point
Gateway Clipper boat approaching the Point. St. Mary of the Mount at the top right on Mount Washington. Sunday night, taken from North Shore.
Unretouched Color Photograph
Unretouched color photograph.
On the Monongahela River Sunday evening.
Wordless Wednesday
It’s Water Under the Bridge
It’s water under the bridge (s), the water being the Monongahela River. I lost count of the number of bridges we sailed under.
Sunday night.
Rivers of Steel Photo Cruise on the Mon. During the 2 1/2 hour Riverboat Cruise we had rain, clouds, thunder, lightning )where we had to go inside the boat) and then a sliver of sun briefly, ending on clear skies.
Night Lights in the City
Night lights in the city. Pittsburgh. Sunday night. Taken from the North Shore of the Allegheny.
St. Augustine in Late Day Sun
St. Augustine in late day sun. Lawrenceville neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
Taken from the 40th Street Bridge.
Pittsburgh’s Spring Garden Neighborhood Summer Evening
#sixwordSaturday
Steve and I met Vincie at the Penn Brewery parking lot and walked down Vinial Street to the Kaffeehaus on Chestnut Street.
My former photography teacher from Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild, Germaine Watkins, had a solo show of incredible photographs of Haiti. I bought the one of the gorgeous countryside that is right behind my head.
Vincie took this photo of me with Germaine
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Cameo and Germaine as the show starts
City Steps
Garden in a Former Grill
The building we ate in has been there awhile
The Heinz Plant
Trail access starts here
Across the street from the Penn Brewery in the Spring Garden Neighborhood of PIttsburgh
Between 44th and 43rd Streets
Between 44th and 43rd Streets, Lawrenceville. Steve and I were driving back from dinner. Took a different route. Saw this street sign. Took a loop around the block so I could roll down the window and shoot. Love being a passenger. Here is an article about Fractional Street Addresses
Heart Transplant Recipient Ran Marathon
An AGH (Allegheny General Hospital) Heart Transplant ran the Pittsburgh Marathon last Sunday. I thought about him today and I went back tonight and found his photograph. I took it just before Mile 20.
Absolutely incredible, isn’t it?
Wishing him all the best!
According to the article below from WTAE he had the transplant just 17 months ago
http://www.wtae.com/article/heart-transplant-recipient-to-run-in-pittsburgh-marathon/20169309
