[Views of Cincinnati] Morning of Industry
Ronny Salerno Ronny Salerno

[Views of Cincinnati] Morning of Industry

There's no point in going to sleep, I'll have to be up soon enough anyways. I throw the camera in the car and go down the road to the UDF. I stop in to get a pack of smokes and some coffee.

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Circle Freeway
Ronny Salerno Ronny Salerno

Circle Freeway

A photo snapped yesterday at every mile marker along the 83 mile Interstate 275 that traverses Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana around the city of Cincinnati. A quick glance offers monotony, but if you look closely in each snapshot you can see the little details that set each individual mile apart.

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[Views of Cincinnati] Night Flight
Ronny Salerno Ronny Salerno

[Views of Cincinnati] Night Flight

The Skyline below the wing of the Cesna 172S we were flying in as it executed a banked turn, blurring and twisting the view below. Great American Tower can be seen as the "lighthouse" figure in the center of the frame.

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[Views of Cincinnati] Parking Lot Midway
Ronny Salerno Ronny Salerno

[Views of Cincinnati] Parking Lot Midway

A carnival in the parking lot of a "Save-A-Lot" in Bellevue, Kentucky. The skyline of Cincinnati is visible just to the right of the midway lights between the lot's light towers.

I like the idea of an ordinary, mundane parking lot becoming the midway for something bright and spectacular - even if you know what it all really is and how life goes on in all of its forms around you.

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A Secret Passageway in Mt. Adams
Ronny Salerno Ronny Salerno

A Secret Passageway in Mt. Adams

I'm sure I'm not the only one who looked for secret passages in their house as a kid, only to be disappointed that such things didn't exist (at least in the suburban homes that six year old me wandered). While what I stumbled upon isn't really the kind of "secret passage" you'd find when pulling the right book off the shelf, it does provide a relatively unknown route up the ritzy neighborhood hillside of Mt. Adams.

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[Views of Cincinnati] Captain Ross
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[Views of Cincinnati] Captain Ross

Midwestern redness sunset on Cincinnati. Taken from a bridge in Fort Thomas, KY. named in memorial to Captain Joseph Shaw Ross. I find it only fitting that this photograph in the series be dedicated to him as well.

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Major League Soccer in Cincinnati?
Ronny Salerno Ronny Salerno

Major League Soccer in Cincinnati?

"We love ya, we love ya, we love ya!

And where you go we'll follow, we'll follow, we'll follow!

Cause we support Columbus, Columbus, Columbus!

And that's the way we like it, we like it, we like it!"

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[Views of Cincinnati] Grit-cinati
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[Views of Cincinnati] Grit-cinati

View of the Great American, URS and Kroger buildings with a small sliver of the Chemed Center from the gritty underbelly of the city. An overcast sky turns to a pale shade of blue as the sun goes down a cold April day.

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[Views of Cincinnati] The Fleet of Covington
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[Views of Cincinnati] The Fleet of Covington

They're the two of three boats docked on Covington's shore - the "fleet" if you will. The third boat is another closed floating restaurant down river. The only active boat in the armada is the fire boat.

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[Views of Cincinnati]  #21 - 25
Ronny Salerno Ronny Salerno

[Views of Cincinnati] #21 - 25

Cincinnati on a sunny, Spring evening with harsh blue skies that were reminiscent of a winter we never had. Closed bridges, country music, fences, bigger cities and Brutalist reflections.

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[Views of Cincinnati] #18 - Barrier 2
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[Views of Cincinnati] #18 - Barrier 2

I pulled out of the parking garage at work. It had been raining all day. I had the song "Who Can it Be Now" by "Men at Work" stuck in my head. I pulled into a gas station and got out of the car to fill it up. That same song is playing on the Shell station radio. I then went out and shot some photos.

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