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The view from the front porch of the Heritage Health Foundation. The photo was taken by a group exploring community technology at a Tri Boro Development Forum meeting. Meetings are 5pm the third Wednesday each month (except July and August - no meetings are held).
For more on TBDF see http://www.tbdfconnects.org. |
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For comparison, I took two gigapans from this location: one with my A640, and one with the CREATE lab's SD800. This is the result of the latter. The exposure seems better on this one... :-( |
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Closed since the 1980's this nice example of art deco commercial/institutional architecture still stands pretty strong. |
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I was taking a 360 panorama and the shutter trigger went off kilter, so this is a test to see if it's back in business.
Find the antique ship's deck light! |
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Taken from the former 1st Presbyterian Church, the corner includes the 1st Carnegie Library in America, the Carnegie Music Hall, the Elks Club, and a found-space art program. |
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Entrance to US Steel, Mon Valley Works, Edgar Thomson plant, Braddock, PA. |
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Rankin is nestled above the Monongahela River in the historic Steel Valley near Pittsburgh. |
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GigaPan by Mary from Computing Workshop. |
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In Braddock Hills, once a part of Braddock. This is one of the places described in Thomas Bell's Out of This Furnace. |
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Just a view down Fourth Street to demonstrate one of the fun features of panoramic photography. |