IC Goes to Nashville: PART ONE

[ironchapman]

Well, I went up to Nashville for a few days this week. I took a ton of photos there. I'd like to share some with you.

The first part will cover my visit to the Tennessee State Capitol building.

This was one of my favorite parts of the trip. However, to make some pictures show up better (I didn't use flash in the House or Senate chambers), I have chosen to resie them a bit smaller than the others:

Anyways, here we go!

Outside the Building

Hiding the Sun

Andrew Jackson Statue

Andrew Johnson Statue

The War Memorial

Walking Around the Capitol

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Inside the Building

Chandeliers

Looking Out

Column

--From the Eastern Balcony on the Second Floor

Looking East

--From the Eastern Balcony on the Second Floor

Old Tennessee Supreme Court Chamber

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The Senate

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The House of Represenatives

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And that's it for now! What do you think?

Look out for more of my photos over the next few days. Keep an eye out for ones of the skyline, streets, the Hermitage, the Ryman Auditorium, and more!

[Mith242]

Nice looking pics IC. I'm sure all the Nashville forumers will be happy to see them. Yeah getting the inside pics without a flash to come out well takes a bit of effort. Even though you resized them they looked pretty good to me.

[ironchapman]

All of my other pics are posted in the Nashville forum, if anyone's interested in visiting them.

[NCB]

Great looking pictures, IC! You've got some great skills with that camera!

I've never ventured into the Tennessee State Capitol, but I will definately put that at the top of the list of things I need to do on my next trip up to Nashville.

[ironchapman]

Great looking pictures, IC! You've got some great skills with that camera!

I've never ventured into the Tennessee State Capitol, but I will definately put that at the top of the list of things I need to do on my next trip up to Nashville.

It's well worth it.

It's free also. They are pretty good about pictures. You can use flash anywhere except when taking pictures of the various portraits and paintings throughout the capitol. I decided to show respect (also, I was a bit unsure about whether or not I actually could use it) and not use flash in the House or Senate chambers, though.