***Picture of the Day***

[mcheiss]

My recently completed New York, New York 3D Puzzle. It comes around 4,000 pieces!!

[dimebag1980]

My recently completed New York, New York 3D Puzzle. It comes around 4,000 pieces!!

Crap, man, I'd love to have that!! I've never seen that one.

Congrats on finishing that, I bet it was TOUGH.

[Cotuit]

For some reason I really like this photo even though it shows a very non-desirable side of Providence, I walk through here every day on my way to work and back.

[Cotuit]

Queens Plaza, New York after the Blizzard of February 2003:

[NCB]

Fall is quicky making way for winter in southern Illinois:

[richyb83]

Great Chicago Skyline shot. Sears Tower is still #1 in the World with height of ground level floors. Nice Fall pic too, where they have "Real" Winter's.

Nice Queens shot of some serious Winter.

mchiess that's extremely impressive. It looks great You have some good patients. I would like to have a beginer-level of Baton Rouge. NYC would be too tough for me.

[Neo]

My recently completed New York, New York 3D Puzzle. It comes around 4,000 pieces!!

I have this puzzle but it remains largely incomplete. It is definately tough to build! Congrats!

[Michi]

Rosa Parks' Bus. The bus was parked at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History last November. This was where Mother Parks' body was located for public viewing and last respects before the funeral. Her body is burried at Woodlawn Cemetery at Woodward and 8 Mile.

[Michi]

Carillon, University of Detroit Mercy

[BrasilnSC]

A part of Sao Paulo's endless skyline from the air

[ZachariahDaMan]

Here are a whole bunch of renovations in Detroit, some are in the works or haven't been quite started yet.

[NCB]

State Street in downtown Chicago:

[richyb83]

WOW ! Nice shot ! Chicago is prime-time urban!

[Chazarelli]

Old Kansas City Hall, it was destroyed by a fire.

Nelson Art Gallery (Kansas City) before...

After...

[dimebag1980]

Those two large badminton birdies look familiar to me. I wonder if that has been in a movie before??

Anyway, holy hell that Kansas City Hall was an extravagant and large building! What a SAD loss!!

Edited December 3, 2006 by SBCmetroguy

[dimebag1980]

Two shots of Shreveport and Bossier City from earlier tonight...

Louisiana Boardwalk, Bossier City riverfront, with Texas Street Bridge in foreground. The neon on the bridge hadn't come on for the night yet.

Shreveport skyline and the Red River, 90-second exposure taken from the Louisiana Riverwalk (seen in the photo above.)

[richyb83]

Very nice! The water looks unreal, like smooth glass. Shreveport-Bossier City has a really nice riverfront.

[dimebag1980]

Very nice! The water looks unreal, like smooth glass. Shreveport-Bossier City has a really nice riverfront.

Thanks, Richy! That's a 90-second exposure, causing the water to looks so smooth. It was very blustery out tonight, so the water was actually fairly choppy, believe it or not!

[dgreco]

A part of Sao Paulo's endless skyline from the air

that is crazy how big the skyline is.

[BrasilnSC]

Here is a closer shot.

[ZachariahDaMan]

Detroit, MI

[dimebag1980]

Detroit, MI

Gorgeous old church. Nice shot, Zack!

[gs3]

Here are a whole bunch of renovations in Detroit, some are in the works or haven't been quite started yet.

Great photos! Detroit has some incredible old homes!

[NCB]

A shot of the Chicago Skyline as seen from the Adler Planetarium:

[dgreco]

chicago really has a great skyline, it is spread out nicely.

I have to post this picture from urbanguy, it is a great photo and I am sure many do not go to the west forum to see it.