Perfect Reflections
A perfect reflection of the North Sore cityscape, with some heavy fog higher in the air.
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
The Edgar Thomson Steel Works at night.
Cathedral of Learning Reflections
Early Morning reflections of the Cathedral of Learning on the University of Pittsburgh’s campus.
Parkway North Christmas
A view of the Parkway North at Christmastime.
Jack's Bar
Jack's Bar, and Carson Street, on a very foggy morning
Bill Mazeroski Statue
Reflections of the Bill Mazeroski statue at PNC Park
The Glasshouse
A view from the Glasshouse in Pittsburgh’s Station Square.
Duquesne Incline
The Duquesne Incline during a foggy morning sunrise.
West End Sunrise
Sunrise from The West End Overlook, as the sun cuts through the foggy haze behind the US Steel Tower.
A Beautiful Braddock Sunrise
Sunrise in Braddock Pennsylvania, with the Edgar Thomson Steel Works off in the Background.
West End Overlook
Sunrise from the West End Overlook.
Cloudy West End Sunset
A cloudy sunset from the West End Overlook.
New Moon
The new moon over the Gulf Tower in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
Carrie Furnace Decay
Black and white photo of the decay in the boiler room of the Carrie Furnaces in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
Stormy Sunset
A stormy sunset over Pittsburgh, as the sun peaks through providing some color, and lighting the tops of the buildings.
Pinkerton Landing Bridge and Carrie Furnace Foggy Sunrise
The Carrie Furnace Framed by the Pinkerton Landing Railroad Bridge during a foggy sunrise. Right near this site the Pinkerton's landed in barges during the beginning of the bloody Homestead Steel Strike of 1892. The Carrie Furnaces were built in 1884 and they operated until 1982. In 2006 it was declared a National Historic Landmark, as it one of the last pre World War II Blast Furnaces left in the United States.
Carrie Furnace Foggy Sunrise Framed by Homestead Pump House
The Homestead Pump House and Homestead Steel Works relics frame the Carrie Furnace during a frozen fog sunrise when temperatures were below zero. Right near this site the Pinkerton's landed in barges during the beginning of the bloody Homestead Steel Strike of 1892. The Carrie Furnaces were built in 1884 and they operated until 1982. In 2006 it was declared a National Historic Landmark, as it one of the last pre World War II Blast Furnaces left in the United States.
Carrie Furnace Foggy Sunrise Framed by Yellow Dog Sculpture and WindStax
The Yellow Dog Sculpture and the new Wind Turbine frame the Carrie Furnace during a frozen fog sunrise. Right near this site the Pinkerton's landed in barges during the begining of the bloody Homestead Steel Strike of 1892. The Carrie Furnaces were built in 1884 and they operated until 1982. In 2006 it was declared a National Historic Landmark, as it one of the last pre World War II Blast Furnaces left in the United States.
Isaly’s Deli Shoppe
The West View Borough Isaly’s restaurant and deli shoppe.
The Edgar Thomson Steel Works, which is located in Braddock, Pennsylvania. It was Andrew Carnegie’s first steel mill, and has been in operation since 1872.
Heinz Chapel
Heinz Chapel at night.
Saint Paul's Cathedral
Saint Paul's Cathedral in Pittsburgh Penssylvania.
North Shore Reflections
Reflections of the Warhol bridge, and Pittsburgh’s North Shore after a storm.
Reflections Pittsburgh’s North Shore after a storm.
Rachel Carson Bridge
Underneath the Rachel Carson bridge during golden hour, right before sunset.
Edgar Thomson
Snow flurries falling, right before the full snowstorm moves in over Edgar Thomson.
Heinz Field Reflections
Reflections of Hein Field on Pittsburgh’s three rivers, with some light fog still remaining on the rivers.
West End Overlook Fog
A foggy view of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania at night.
A foggy view of Heinz Field at night.
Moon Over PPG Place
The almost full moon rises over PPG Place in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
Sunsett
Sunset from the 31st Street Bridge.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Christmas Decorations - Polish Hill (1)
This is a photo of Immaculate Heart of Mary in Pittsburgh's Polish Hill neighborhood. The building was completed in 1897, was awarded a Pittsburgh Historic Landmark designation. The church was modeled after St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Sunrise from the West End Bridge, with some nice reflections on the rivers.
Pitt Victory Lights
The Pitt Victory Lights and the Mary Schenley Fountain. The fountain was built in 1918, and depicts The Greek god Pan, and a female musician playing a lyre.
The Kaufmann's Clock
The historic Kaufmann’s Clock in downtown Pittsburgh Pennsylvania at the intersection of Smithfield & Fifth avenues . The clock was installed in 1913. In 1981 the clock was given official landmark status from the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation.
