Greenville Photo of the Day

[GVLbikeNboard]

Nice shots, guys. Really like that last one Skyliner!

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Rain, rain...go away! (It's nice, but not 4 days of it.)

[gs3]

Nice shots, guys. Really like that last one Skyliner!

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Rain, rain...go away! (It's nice, but not 4 days of it.)

Love the mood of this photo!!

[krazeeboi]

[GvilleSC]

I love the different degrees of depth and the meshing of so many things in that composition. Thanks for sharing, Krazee! It looks like you chose a great day to spend some time walking around downtown!

[krazeeboi]

^Yeah, I did. I was in town for a rather sad occasion (my aunt's funeral), so it was a bit therapeutic for me afterwards. Makes you appreciate the small things in life just a little more.

Anyhow, here's one for today:

[Greenville]

^Yeah, I did. I was in town for a rather sad occasion (my aunt's funeral), so it was a bit therapeutic for me afterwards. Makes you appreciate the small things in life just a little more.

I am sorry for your loss, krazee. Thanks for sharing the photos you took.

[krazeeboi]

^Thanks man; I appreciate that.

[krazeeboi]

[krazeeboi]

[GvilleSC]

I really like that composition, Krazee. The juxtaposition of curves and softer visual elements combine well with the bright red and rigid piece of art.

[krazeeboi]

^Thanks. It's a nice view to be sure.

[gs3]

Late evening edition.

I got a charge out of this manhole cover on a side street off Wade Hampton. Simple things........

[RestedTraveler]

Things are starting to green up, but there's always a tint of Clemson Orange in the air...it's Spring in the Upstate.

[krazeeboi]

[goodbye]

Krazeeboi, I'm loving your photo tour from the recent visit. They are all great representations of the city's downtown.

RT, that last one has very nice detail along the median and on the horizon. I always love that view of the mountains.

[GvilleSC]

Great shots, everyone.

I think Brown Street has tremendous potential. It has little to offer currently, but despite that, it has a 'feel' to it, which, is probably a product of its "alley"-type usage and size. I think its flavor could easily be built upon. Unfortunately Wachovia Place, in conjunction with the Spring Street Parking garage, kind of hinders this potential for an entire block. Brown Street ranks up there, IMO, with Coffee Street for under utilized/realized potential for more unique pedestrian oriented retail/restaurant streets within downtown.

[goodbye]

If Earshot had remained open, I don't think you would need to say that. I have constantly regretted that loss since the day its doors closed, along with our beloved The Map Shop. At least there are mainstays still anchoring Coffee Street to this day. No retail as unique and charming as Earshot and The Map Shop though.

[GvilleSC]

If Earshot had remained open, I don't think you would need to say that. I have constantly regretted that loss since the day its doors closed, along with our beloved The Map Shop. At least there are mainstays still anchoring Coffee Street to this day. No retail as unique and charming as Earshot and The Map Shop though.

This is true, though I was thinking of the entire length of Coffee from North Main to Church.

[krazeeboi]

Krazeeboi, I'm loving your photo tour from the recent visit. They are all great representations of the city's downtown.

Thanks. I wish I had time to get around to the West End. It's hard to get away from Falls Park though; that's where most of my pictures were taken.

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[GvilleSC]

There was a discussion on here at one time about Greenville at night vs. Greenville during the day. I must say that the night shots over the past page have really been superb and support the ideas that Greenville is quite beautiful at night.

Edited April 6, 2009 by GvilleSC

[goodbye]

There was a discussion on here at one time about Greenville at night vs. Greenville during the day. I must say that the night shots over the past page have really been superb and support the ideas that Greenville is quite beautiful at night.

You must mean the 'By Day or Night?' thread, started back in 2006.

[Greenville]

Great photo above of the Overlook Grill, Skyliner!

[RestedTraveler]

Neither day nor night, but dusk and dawn are my favorite times to see Greenville.

[krazeeboi]

And who said Greenville was stuffy and straight-laced: