Landscape Gallery
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LANDSCAPES - Cincinnati
BRIDGES - This Cincinnati skyline view from the hills above Newport shows the many bridges crossing the Ohio River that help make the strong tie that Cincinnati has with northern Kentucky.
CINCINNATI'S BACKSIDE - This shot was taken from Bellevue Hill Park in Clifton. An early morning shot from the north of Cincinnati with the sun rising in the east.
EDEN PARK -I was just driving through the park one morning, and the light was just right. Fortunately I had my camera with me.
FROM RIVERSIDE DRIVE - Not only is it a pleasant walk along Riverside Dr. in Newport, it’s also a wonderful view of Cincinnati.
MUSIC HALL - One of the great things about the improvements to Washington Park is the fact that you can now take in a full view of Cincinnati’s wonderful Music Hall.
NEXT TO FINDLAY - My wife and I happened to go to Findlay Market the first time they opened on Sunday. The city had spent money dressing up the exterior of the buildings and the sun was shining. It was a beautiful day. I was glad I had my camera.
OTHER SIDE OF THE TRACKS - This shot was taken from the parking lot of Cincinnati Christian University. An interesting view showing the backside of what used to be Union Terminal and the rail yards. A view from the north west.
OVER THE RHINE - This view of the "over the rhine" area in Cincinnati covers about two miles. That means there can be no haze if you want a clear shot. There aren't many haze-free summer days in Cincinnati. I tried often, but it took me almost two years to get this shot.
POINTS OF INTEREST - The area of Cincinnati known as "over the rhine' can be a photographer's paradise. The surrounding hills provide many great vantage points.
VIEWING THE "QUEEN" FROM THE WEST - Most Cincinnatians are familiar with this view of the city. If you haven’t visited Mount Echo Park in Price Hill, be sure to put it on your to do list. This is a grand view of the Queen City.
SAINT FRANCIS DESALES - This home to Catholics in East Walnut Hills was dedicated in 1879, and is also home to “Big Joe”, the largest church bell in the U.S. This shot could not have been taken without the help of digital photography.
SAINT MARY'S CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF THE ASSUMPTION - The design of St. Mary's in Covington, Kentucky was inspired by the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The interior was modeled after St. Denis in France and contains murals by Covington native Frank Duveneck.
STAR SPANGLED BANNER - One of the best views of downtown Cincinnati, northern Kentucky and the Ohio River is from Mt. Echo Park. On this particular morning, all that was just the background. Glad to be an American!
JOHN A. ROEBLING BRIDGE - When the first pedestrians crossed the bridge on December 1, 1866, it was the longest suspension bridge in the world. The first two days 166,000 people walked across the bridge. It formally opened on January 1 1867 with the toll for a horse and buggy of 15 cents. The pedestrian toll was one penny.
THE STEPS - If you live in Cincinnati, you know why the steps are such a significant part of this landscape.
THREE FAITHS - Looking west on eighth street from a roof top on the library building, you can see steeples representing different faiths.
TYLER DAVIDSON - Just after I took this shot, a by-stander tapped me on the shoulder and said “That won’t work. You shot right into the sun.” I guess he was right.
UNION - To us of the older generation, this will always be known as Union Terminal. To those with fewer years to their credit, it is referred to as the Museum Center.
VIEW FROM BIEHL STREET - This shot was taken from the roof top of a building at the end of Biehl Street in Newport. That’s quite a nice view those folks have.