[tonytt]

B)

[Blazer85]

Here's some more:

[ironchapman]

Here's two from my recent trip to San Antonio (I took them while I passed through the city):





They're not very good, but I took them from inside the charter bus my group was on.

[tonytt]

I'm impressed you took those pictures from a bus, good work

Birmingham's a cool looking city B)

[Claws]

The skyscrapers there are very unique. Either Huntsville or Birmingham is my favorite Alabama city.

[johnnydr87]

Nice....

[A2]

Blazer85, on Jul 5 2005, 04:29 PM, said:

Here's some more:

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Is this from the hospital in N B'ham? Just curious because it is definately a nice shot.

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[Blazer85]

A219724, on Jul 12 2005, 01:09 PM, said:

Is this from the hospital in N B'ham? Just curious because it is definately a nice shot.

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Which picture? The top one is a picture taken looking south towards downtown... the BJCC is in the foreground with the skyline in the background. The bottom photo is just a shot taken from Red. Mtn. looking north toward downtown.

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Blazer85, on Jul 12 2005, 01:46 PM, said:

Which picture?  The top one is a picture taken looking south towards downtown... the BJCC is in the foreground with the skyline in the background.  The bottom photo is just a shot taken from Red. Mtn. looking north toward downtown.

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the top one. I know that the bottom one was from Red Mt. But the bottom one is interesting from its angle. I just figured the photo was taken from a parking deck, but last time I checked I don't think there was one there. I think maybe Caroway Hospital is where this shot might have been taken. It seems logical since the photo looks to have been taken from a few floors up.

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[Blazer85]

A219724, on Jul 12 2005, 02:07 PM, said:

the top one. I know that the bottom one was from Red Mt. But the bottom one is interesting from its angle. I just figured the photo was taken from a parking deck, but last time I checked I don't think there was one there. I think maybe Caroway Hospital is where this shot might have been taken. It seems logical since the photo looks to have been taken from a few floors up.

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Nah... Carraway is further off to the east. This picture was taken from the Social Security Administration Building (12-story building north of the BJCC).

[ncguy06]

In every picture of the B'ham skyline, there's always a beautiful sky or wonderful scenery, very cool!!

[Southron]

Nice pics guys, Bham does look good. About 10 years ago I had an apartment up on Red Mountain -- the view at night was spectacular. Bham really does have a great setting for a city.

[catdaddy]

It looks way better than i thought it kind of favors Nashville

[CSP]

Birmingham just my be the best looking city of the south!

[Spartan]

Nice pictures everyone. I'd like to see more

[Blazer85]

Here's another unique angle:




And from a good distance...



And another... I must admit, I had never seen this shot of Birmingham before. Looks like Air Force One taking off or something

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[Blazer85]

And some others...

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[CSP]

That is definitely the best skyline i've ever seen for a city that size.

[Southron]

Birmingham's bigger than most people think. The metro is up to 1.1 million now.

[Blazer85]

Yeah... a city with just 234,000 doesnt often have a metro of over 1 million. So it is a little surprising to most.