Southern Photos of the Day

[Mith242]

Great looking shots guys.

[AlabamaGuy2007]

Decatur, AL

[RestedTraveler]

Greenville, South Carolina from the Church Street Bridge on the Evening of Friday, October 6, 2006:

[dimebag1980]

Greenville, South Carolina from the Church Street Bridge on the Evening of Friday, October 6, 2006:

Hey, man....

That is an AWESOME shot.

Wow!! Great viewpoint, great time of night, and excellent burst patterns from the lights. Greenville looks so nice and peaceful by night as well as by day.

[johnnydr87]

Lovin' the Greenville night shot.

[Mith242]

Beautiful shots as always RestedTraveler.

[goodbye]

Once again, fantastic shot, RT!

Poinsett Plaza office tower in Downtown Greenville, S.C. I love the architectural design of this one:

[mcheiss]

Show of the sprawl being done in my city.

[krazeeboi]

That was a great shot RT.

The sprawl in Rogers doesn't look half bad.

[dimebag1980]

Sprawl sucks, but that Embassy Suites is very nice. I love that hotel chain.

[RestedTraveler]

Thanks, guys!

One simply cannot go wrong living in a city named...

[SimCity]

This photo reminds me of how much I miss living in Greenville, its such a great city.

Hey, man....

That is an AWESOME shot.

Wow!! Great viewpoint, great time of night, and excellent burst patterns from the lights. Greenville looks so nice and peaceful by night as well as by day.

[NCB]

A view of New Orleans from out on the Mississippi River; plenty of new, and plenty of old.

[mcheiss]

Cool picture of a parking garage in my area.

[TBurban]

SO, I went to the National Folk Festival in Richmond today, and took like, MILLIONS of pictures. There should be enough to go on for pages and pages. For now, Ive got some city views

Buildings and Skyline as seen from Browns Island

Skyline as seen from Tredegar

Density

More later

[TBurban]

As a matter of fact, I just made a photo thread in the main photo forum that contains the National Folk Festival pictures.

National Folk Festival, Richmond, Virginia.

[goodbye]

With the weather being as perfect as any year, this at Fall For Greenville, crowd is no surprise. Literally wall-to-wall people on Main Street from top to bottom. Anywhere from 250,000 to 300,000 over the weekend for this major regional festival in downtown.

Here are a few samples of the fun you're missing out on, in case you haven't been yet:

[TBurban]

Very nice Skyliner! I can only dream of what Greenville must look when all those leaves change this fall!

[RestedTraveler]

A few rt photos from Fall for Greenville on Saturday:

Blue skies:

Bike Races:

Great Food:

Huge Crowds:

Kids Fun and Games:

Long Lines:

Clydesdales:

[Mith242]

Nice looking pics of Greenville guys.

[TBurban]

The National Folk Festival is the oldest traditional arts festival in the country, celebrating the roots, richness and variety of American culture through music, dance, traditional craft, storytelling and food. This "moveable feast of deeply traditional folk arts

Edited October 15, 2006 by TBurban

[NCB]

Great photos, guys! Looks like a great time in both Greenville and Richmond!

Here are two shots of the Baton Rouge skyline:

The slightly underachieving Baton Rouge skyline will change dramatically over the next few years, with multiple towers planned for the downtown area. The most notable being the 36 story RiverPlace Condominiums:

[wrldcoupe4]

Just a couple from Richmond this weekend:

[bobdreamz]

Miami's new Performing Arts Center downtown at sunset

[TBurban]

Awesome photos, guys!

Fall in Virginia, The Blue Ridge Mountains