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Houston skyline from George Bush Park by DiskoJoe, on Flickr

These are my own;

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No one has ever posted a photo of the city from the 288/Airport Boulevard overpass? That's a spectacular shot any time of day.

Was this view part of work or pleasure? Would love to see this in person.

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Color Density by DiskoJoe, on Flickr
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abandoned wealth by DiskoJoe, on Flickr

Both. The first two were at the grand opening of Main Place and the last one was just from the Orange Garage at the Galleria.

Oh yeah. I forgot about you telling us that. I remember that thread now. I never have tried to weasel my way in their yet.

Houston is Awesome!

H is for the handsome skyscrapers downtown
O is for the outstanding array of food made here.
U is for the unbelievable attractions we have.
S is for the spectacular sunrises and sunsets over the city
T is for the Texans, one amazing ball team
O is for outdoor theater & ballet at the Miller.
N is for the nightlife at Bayou Place and beyond!


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Houston_Medical_Center by D I C O M, on Flickr
Texas Medical Center at night

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HOUSTON SUNSET by Parallel....., on Flickr
Sundown over H-Town

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San Jacinto Monument by soonerpa, on Flickr
San Jacinto Monument (Eat your heart out, Washington)

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Houston skyline by B. Tse, on Flickr
Blue skies over the Bayou City.

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The Astrodome at night (Don't you think this building should be on the National Historic Buildings list?)

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CH1D6472 - Houston Skyline by apollonian, on Flickr
All lit up

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Houston Skyline by Kelly.Reed2307, on Flickr
This is how Houston starts a busy day.

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Williams Tower Sunset014 by mart_brown, on Flickr
And last but not least, here's the Williams Tower at sunset

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Two downtown pics:

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By Japi14 (on Flikr)
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The north portion of Uptown. Williams tower and many other buildings are out of view.

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134 Calle Catalina Pl, Houston, TX 77007 - HAR.com

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Memorial Drive | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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After living on the east coast for 6 months now, I have to say Houston is really boring to take photos of. Sorry if that sounds harsh.

That's nice to know. :frog:

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Braes Bayou and the Texas Medical Center | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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Texas Medical Center - Night | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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Houston at sunset. | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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Cool story bro? Thanks for sharing?

Dont get me wrong, Houston has lots of stuff to photograph but after living there most of my life, you kinda run out of things to photograph. I moved up here to Pittsburgh because theres so much to photograph, so much history, and beautiful scenery everywhere. Its not Houstons fault for not having history. Dont forget that Ive photographed the shit out of Houston, Im just saying after a while you kinda run out of things to photograph but heres some I took the last couple of months before I moved.

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My only reaction would be "so what"? That's not meant to detract from the fact that you're the forum's best photographer by far.

Last I heard Pittsburgh is in western PA, 300 miles from the "east coast". You are closer to Cleveland, Detroit, Buffalo, and Columbus than you are to eastern coastal cities. There is a mountain range between you and the east coast. You took nice pictures of Houston once upon a time. Maybe you just ran out of inspiration.

I'm sure for Photlith it is boring to take pictures of because he wants everything to be old.

New flash! Some of us enjoy post modern.