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[seicer]

After having my car broken into, I spent the day having my vehicle cleaned and new glass installed. I lost my tripod and ball-head, an event lens that I kept in the car for quick access, and some sundries. I decided that a trip to Columbus, Ohio's Midwest Photo Exchange was in order for a replacement tripod -- yes, I'll drive to Columbus from Cincinnati for some damn good deals on new and used equipment. B&H and Adorama can't seem to match most of their prices.

While I was up there, I met up with a friend in Short North and dined at the Northstar Cafe, and then went on a night-time photographic shoot of downtown Columbus. It certainly helped raise my dampened spirits!

A view down North Front Street towards the LeVeque Tower.


Three Nationwide Plaza and the William Green Building along North Front Street.


A view of the Arena District.


A view of the Arena District.


A view of the Arena District.


Nationwide Arena


Three Nationwide Plaza and the William Green Building along North Front Street.


Three Nationwide Plaza and the William Green Building along North Front Street.


A view of One Nationwide Plaza.


Downtown Columbus


A view towards The Columbus, a Renaissance Hotel.


A view of the Motorists Mutual Building and other sundries along East Broad Street.


A view of eastern downtown Columbus along East Broad Street.


A view of 280 Plaza on the left and One Nationwide Plaza on the right.


280 Plaza


One Nationwide Plaza


Skywalks

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[Neo]

^ Sorry to hear about your car. Midwest Photo is an awesome place for photographers without a doubt. They are very knowledgeable and tend to sell items that can't be had elsewhere.

Nice group of photos as well!

[seicer]

Neo, on 29 March 2010 - 02:41 PM, said:

^ Sorry to hear about your car. Midwest Photo is an awesome place for photographers without a doubt. They are very knowledgeable and tend to sell items that can't be had elsewhere.

Nice group of photos as well!

Thanks. Between that and K&R Photographics in northern Kentucky (for paper, mostly), I buy most of my camera equipment locally. Shooting photos has a therapeutic effect on me; I felt much better by the end of the day. Nothing really much fazes me any more.