Southern Photos of the Day

[JerseyBoy]

Great shot of the old well!

Thank you!

Here's a photo of Winston-Salem I did this past winter:

[NcSc74]

Old glory in downtown Fayetteville NC

Shot with NIKON D50 at 2007-01-11

[wrldcoupe4]

Nice photos guys!

A couple more from Downtown Richmond:

The State Capitol of Virginia

Again, with the entrance to the new underground visitors center.

[JerseyBoy]

Taken this past Friday on a small trip down to Wilmington, NC:

[wrldcoupe4]

Really neat home!

Street scenes... downtown Richmond

[wrldcoupe4]

Courtesy of RyanR at RichmondCityWatch

Some Richmond skyline shots after a stormy evening

[JerseyBoy]

Beautiful! I'm a big fan of hazy nights like that after storms personally.

Southern Virginia:

[burt]

Courtesy of RyanR at RichmondCityWatch

Some Richmond skyline shots after a stormy evening

These fotos of Richmond's illuminated skyline are spectacular! Main Street Station all lit up in the foreground of the first shot looks great.

Edited August 27, 2007 by burt

[Brent]

Yeah, those night time photos are great. Nice view of the country too. Were in southern VA?

[JerseyBoy]

Near Hillsville, VA right off of I-77.

[krazeeboi]

Nice shots, y'all...I really dig the Richmond shots. I can never get enough of the skyline.

Here's a shot from Memorial Park in downtown Columbia:

[RestedTraveler]

A couple of photos of Orlando, Florida, at Dusk on Friday, August 31, 2007:

[krazeeboi]

Awesome shots as usual, RT! You make Orlando almost look enchanting.

Here are some shots of the Johnson and Wales University building in uptown Charlotte (which I really dig):

[goodbye]

A couple of photos of Orlando, Florida, at Dusk on Friday, August 31, 2007:

RT, these photos are AWESOME! Very fine work from a very fine photographer/artist.

[krazeeboi]

One from Charleston:

[JerseyBoy]

A couple of photos of Orlando, Florida, at Dusk on Friday, August 31, 2007:

Damn good!

[burt]

Damn good!

A lot of us (including myself) forget that there are lots of lakes around Orlando; ergo, the city's waterfront.

[krazeeboi]

Washington Street, downtown Columbia:

[goodbye]

These aren't fantastic, but they are a small taste of summer life in Greenville, SC:

This is just a shot from the West End looking over to part of downtown one morning:

[dimebag1980]

Amazing. Baseball today in Greenville is what baseball was in Shreveport up until the 90s. It's odd to think that people here stopped supporting local baseball and we allowed our San Francisco Giants farm team to go away... while over in Greenville the crowds are amazing!

I could probably enjoy baseball again if I lived over there, because I wouldn't be one of only 100 people in a stadium that holds a couple thousand or so.

FYI it appears that people are even watching from that row of buildings next to the stadium. Amazing!

[krazeeboi]

[suburban george3]

While these photos aren't exactly 'artistic' quality, I just wanted to make sure everyone is aware that even though we are in an extreme drought it still rains in the South. Taken TODAY while driving through Dillon, SC on SC9.

I wish I could have brought some back to the Piedmont on NC!!!

[burt]

Amazing. Baseball today in Greenville is what baseball was in Shreveport up until the 90s. It's odd to think that people here stopped supporting local baseball and we allowed our San Francisco Giants farm team to go away... while over in Greenville the crowds are amazing!

I could probably enjoy baseball again if I lived over there, because I wouldn't be one of only 100 people in a stadium that holds a couple thousand or so.

FYI it appears that people are even watching from that row of buildings next to the stadium. Amazing!

If Richmond doesn't do something about a new stadium soon, Atlanta's top triple A team may switch initials from R and become the G Braves!

Greenville pictures always please me.

[goodbye]

If Richmond doesn't do something about a new stadium soon, Atlanta's top triple A team may switch initials from R and become the G Braves!

Greenville pictures always please me.

I would go for that, but it will be virtually impossible to lure the Braves oganization back after the fiasco between their office and Greenville's leaders. It could work if the Braves would be willing to invest some (lots) of their own money in the city. Our "new" franchise has done a phenonmenal job creating the perfect baseball atmosphere and they built this attractive and award-winning ballpark that is laid out on the exact dimensions of the original Fenway Park in Boston. The teamstores are loaded with unique items and gear. It is just major league amenities in a minor league package - and at minor league prices since $5 gets you into the park for a home game. The quality of play is not what the G-Braves provided, but the quality of the baseball atmosphere is world's ahead of what we used to experience out at Municipal Stadium. Check out the videos posted on YouTube.com by GreenvilleDrive.

[goodbye]

This is a late add for 9-11, but never too old to post. I captured this photo about one year ago and meant to post it on Sept. 11 this year. I intentionally shot the U.S.A. flag with the New York Life sign as a message that we will never forget the day our nation was horrifically attacked and life in NYC was changed forever.