[Views of Cincinnati] A Series Named Southbank
In every city I go to, I feel the best way to truly see that city is to ride public transit. You see the real parts of that city, the people, the life on the streets. It's a better way to view an unfamiliar urban core and get a new perspective on a place you know well.
The Beach Waterpark: All Dried Up?
The "stone" depiction of a fanged beast would seem to be the remnants of a forgotten civilization, but protruding through the "ancient" statue is a different kind of ruin: one of modern society.
[Views of Cincinnati] #70 - 73
The four latest frames made in support of 224 Views of Cincinnati.
Another Timelapse and Changing Focus
Showed the last time lapse to some classmates during a critique and people seemed to like it. Working on a way to integrate them into the 224 Views of Cincinnati project. Maybe matte a tablet and play various time lapses on a loop? Definitely plan to shoot more of these.
"Sunrise" Timelapse
The skyline of Losantiville and a tree in Devou Park at dawn. Shot between 7:03 and 8:03 AM on 9/18/12.
Ran Into the Vice President After Work Today
Today was like any normal day at work, except for a random encounter with the Vice President on the way home.
[Views of Cincinnati] "Companions"
Made this photograph and featured it in a different update. Decided to add it to 224 Cincy.
[Views of Cincinnati] #60 - 68
Eight new frames for getting back into 224 Views of Cincinnati.
The Blue Ash Airport
When it comes to abandoned suburbia, one might think about closed fast food joints, shuttered gas stations or foreclosed homes. In Blue Ash though, there stands a small, closed airport. A piece of aviation history is set to be demolished for a new community park in a growing suburb amidst a political controversy that raises questions about the modern day pursuit of truth.
Kinzie Street Railroad Bridge - Chicago
This abandoned Chicago landmark carried trains from 1908 until it was abandoned permanently in the raised position above the Chicago River.
A Walk Around Madisonville
Photographs and Text By: Candice Jones Peelman
On Behalf of Queen City Discovery
The Downsizing and Dying of CVG.
Even late at night, an airport can still be a center of human activity, but imagine being in an abandoned one completely devoid of life - no aircraft, no passengers and no luggage.
Polluting The Streets With Propaganda
Even if they have the answers I'm looking for, Scientology's way of telling me that already annoyed me enough to the point where I don't care about their message - I'm too busy throwing their post cards in the trash.
When a City Dared to Dream: How the 2012 Summer Olympics Could've Been in Cincinnati
Tomorrow, the Games of the XXX Olympiad will officially open in London, Englad. This will be the UK capital's third time hosting the modern Olympic Games. Athletes, media and spectators from all across the globe will converge on the historic city, but many don't know that all of this could've happened in Cincinnati.
[Views of Cincinnati] Summer Storm
A mid-summer thunderstorm erupting over downtown as seen from Bellevue Park in Clifton.
[Views of Cincinnati] #56 - 58 Ballpark Views
Three frames made at Great American Ballpark.
[Views of Cincinnati] "Landmarks & Long Skies" + A Walk in the West End
On the city's west side, weeds and grass frame the skyline ahead, remnants of a vacant lot surrounded by the neighborhood. The lot has yet to be developed and is a stark contrast of urban wilderness amongst the dense Italianate row houses. The nearby laughter of children, voices of residents and sound of firecrackers saved from the Fourth of July echoe the activity of a neighborhood once decimated by a highway - rising again.