Lansing,MI Panoramas

[RustTown]

Here are some pans I've taken of the Lansing skyline over the past two years. My photography skills leave much to be desired, and my camera sucks, but I don't think many on here have seen these:

O Holy Night - December 3rd, 2003

Clear Night - June 24th, 2004

Near Eastside - July 19th, 2004

Looking southwest - July 19th, 2004

Near Eastside again - September 5th, 2004

Capitol Complex - October 30th, 2004

Sunrise - October 31st, 2004

Random downtown scene - November 21st, 2004

Future site of Stadium District - December 27th, 2004

Snow View (not really a pan...) - January 9th, 2005

Night Lights - January 7th, 2005

Industrial Pan - Febuary 5th, 2005

[dnast]

That's a nice collection! I like the one taken on Nov. 21st the best. The one taken on Halloween comes in a close second. I thought I had seen all of your panos, but I was pleasantly surprised.

BTW, your camera might look "special" (if you know what I mean ), but it takes some good pics!

[RustTown]

Really, the November 21st one?

One more...

The Buildup - June 19th, 2005

[wolverine]

Wow, that sunrise shot is really cool. Nice work LMich! I really need to get over to Lansing sometime and take photos. U of M plays the Spartans this year at MSU in football, so maybe before the game I'll sidetrack.

[dnast]

Yeah, I guess I like the Nov. 21st one because it doesn't look "Michigan". I think the dark browns go well with the gloomy-looking weather, too.

I keep saying I need to get down to Lansing, but these gas prices are killing me. There was a gas scare the other day and the local gas stations were going to raise their prices to $3/gallon. It almost made me consider moving back to NYC just so I can be car-free...

[Allan]

Nice panos, Lmich. I especially like the sunrise one.

[wolverine]

Yeah, I guess I like the Nov. 21st one because it doesn't look "Michigan". I think the dark browns go well with the gloomy-looking weather, too.

I keep saying I need to get down to Lansing, but these gas prices are killing me. There was a gas scare the other day and the local gas stations were going to raise their prices to $3/gallon. It almost made me consider moving back to NYC just so I can be car-free...

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Yeah, the fact that I'm driving down to Detroit twice a week makes me love my job more and more.

[GRDadof3]

I really like the lights around the top edge of the buildings. I noticed that when I was visiting my folks not long ago. How long have they been doing that, and is it every night or just during special events?

[hood]

I like "Night Lights," although it's a little fuzzy, I like night shots. Where did you take "Snow View" from.

Also, this is my first time posting on this site, it looks very interesting and I plan on becoming a regular. And how do you link photos?

[RustTown]

Hey, Hood. This is criticalthinker from the LansingSucks website. Small world.

Anyway, I took the "Snow View" photo at the field at the end of Orchard Street which is at the very edge of what is becoming East Village and just north of Sparrow and Eastern. I'm not sure, but I think this is where Eastern plays it's baseball games.

To link photos you have to put this code:

[hood]

I figured it was you, you wouldn't happen to be the Lansing editor on emporis are you? Some of your pics look familiar, thanks for the picture link help.

[RustTown]

Sure would. I'm at many of the skyscrapers sites.

[hood]

Well, I'm Jason, the photographer for Lansing at Emporis.

[RustTown]

I should have known.

[RustTown]

BTW, for those that liked the November 21st pan, here's a picture to put it into context: