Atlanta Photo of the Day

[ironchapman]

Does anyone out there have a photo or some photos of Atlanta that they would like to post? Does anyone have a favorite photo of Atlanta that they would like to post?

You can post them here, if you like. They don't have to be yours necessarily, but your own photos are preferred. Advice about how to take pictures, cameras, and equipment is also welcome.

My favorite ATL photo (which is why it's my avatar):

From http://personales.unican.es/iglesias/CGGM2005/atlanta.jpg

Edited December 31, 2005 by ironchapman

[ironchapman]

Here's one for today:

From: http://www.ipmsusa2005.org/images/Hospital...0Skyline-LD.jpg

I'll be going into ATL in about a week, so I'll have to post some of those pics!

Edited May 28, 2005 by ironchapman

[peaceloveunderstanding]

congratulations...

I like the very first one.

[ironchapman]

Here's one for today, it's one of my personal favorites:

From: http://www.jellesen.dk/webcrea/places/amer...foto/a/075x.jpg

[Neo]

I never really did like that angle of Atlanta. I like a linear view if cities, and Atlanta really holds a lot of charm when viewed from a linear view.

[Chris121091]

I like this one

FROM http://www.georgia.org/film/ga_locations/i...a_downtown2.jpg

Edited May 29, 2005 by Chris121091

[ironchapman]

I never really did like that angle of Atlanta.  I like a linear view if cities, and Atlanta really holds a lot of charm when viewed from a linear view.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I like it because of the lights in the buildings and in the traffic.

I like pics with highways like that in them. It's not necessarily the angle or anything that I like.

[Chris121091]

HERE it IS

Atlanta's best landmark

Atlanta Should have all the other criss-cross highway intersections named

Theres one:

Where I-20, I-75, and I-85 intersect downtown

Where I-75 and I-285 intersect

Where I - 285 ang GA 154 intersect

I saw some others, but I'm not sure of them

SPAGHETTI JunCTION - I-85 + I-285

[ironchapman]

Ironically, I once ate some spaghetti on Spaghetti Junction.

It was some of my leftovers from the Old Spaghetti Factory.

[Spartan]

It's the truth.

PS: UP doesn't like for people to "yell" in there posts. (in other words, post in all caps)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

No "shouting" is a rule. Don't break it.

And I assure you Chris, nobody is out to get you.

[ironchapman]

I edited my post for that.

Here's another one for today:

<<<The picture I had posted here was retracted by the site it came from. I'll post another later.>>>

Edited May 30, 2005 by ironchapman

[Chris121091]

Oh, sorry, I thought it was something that personally annoyed him.

"shouting" is my signature, trademark, style. but whatever.

I have some questions,

What does Warn 10% mean?

What does unincorporated area mean?

And How do you become an administrator or global moderator?

[ironchapman]

Exactly what I thought about administrators, Spartan.

Here's a new pic I like:

From: http://www.slrobertson.com/images/usa/geor...yline-night.jpg

Edited May 30, 2005 by ironchapman

[Eastwestrob]

You know, I was really serious about not being annoying anymore. Cya in 10 days.

Thank you , Thank you , Thank you.

I came to this site for the very reason of getting away from childish remarks and people who just don't care if they piss somebody off. There are too many threads being hi-jacked, then the next thing you know your trying to figure out what the topic was about.

Anyway...I wish I did have some pics to post of Atlanta. One of my favorite cities

[ironchapman]

If you know of any good photos on the web, you can post 'em here.

I'm going to post some of my own photos after I visit the city next week.

[eastsider]

Heres one of mine of Buckhead

I have some more that I'll try to post when I have time to upload them.

[ironchapman]

Nice pic, eastsider.

Is it a sunset or something in the background?

Edited May 31, 2005 by ironchapman

[Mr.Marc]

Here's one of two buildings off of the 400. I don't know the name of the buildings. Could someone from Atlanta tell me?

[ironchapman]

Those are the Concourse Buildings (Con. IV and V...I believe). They are in the soon to be oncorporated suburb of Sandy Springs. Sometimes considered to be the tallest suburban buildings in the world. The one with the square shaped top is Concourse V, also know as "The King". Concourse IV is the one with the rounded top. It is often referred to as "The Queen". It is slightly taller than "The King" by a few feet. They top off at about 550 ft., I believe.

A nice pic, I might add.

Edited June 1, 2005 by ironchapman

[Mr.Marc]

Those are the Concourse Buildings (Con. IV and V...I believe). Hey are in the soon to be oncorporated suburb of Sandy Springs. Sometimes considered to be the tallest suburban buildings in the world. The one withe square shaped top is Concourse V, also know as "The King". Concourse IV is the one with the rounded top. It is often referred to as "The Queen". It is slightly taller than "The King" by a few feet. They top off at about 550 ft., I believe.

A nice pic, I might add.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks!

[Spartan]

These are among my favorites. They were not taken by me though:

[Unifour]

The AJC had some very nice photos of the city that you could buy, I hope they still do. All photos are nice...

[GaTechGuy]

While not my favorite picture of Atlanta this is a view I'm very used to since its out my window.

[ironchapman]

As with most cities, fog adds an interesting perspective on the night skyline, which. Thanks for the photo, GaTechGuy!

[eastsider]

Here are some more of mine. Most were taken between Sept. - Nov. 2003