Southern Photos of the Day

[dimebag1980]

Wow, that's one very cool building! This is a great photo!

Agreed... that 'Gallery 5' building is awesome. Wow.

[Mith242]

Here, I'll attach a map from Google Earth with placemarks showing you where these locations are. For reference, I've drawn lines from my house to my office showing that distance.

What's that Brian...party at your house? Okay, you even included a map with directions for us, great. When's a great time to show up?

[dimebag1980]

What's that Brian...party at your house? Okay, you even included a map with directions for us, great. When's a great time to show up?

Well the map will get you from south Shreveport to Haughton, but you'll have to do a lot of street-by-street searching.

But if you insist on a party, dude I'll break the keg out of the closet and invite my neighbors and friends.

[RestedTraveler]

Greenville's Historic West End District:

This photo was taken at the "nexus" of River Street, Augusta Street, and South Main Street.

[Mith242]

As always very nice pic RestedTraveler. Really like the composition in that one.

[TBurban]

Very nice photo RestedTraveler That sculpture looks really cool

This was one of mine from last year, from Southern Shores(name of the town ), Outer Banks.

Sorry, it's a little big

[goodbye]

More incredible photos, everyone! Wish mine were half as great.

Here is part of the backside of Piazza Bergamo in beautiful downtown Greenville, South Carolina. This piazza will undergo a total renovation soon, but there is a rather heated debate whether to pave over the grassy area or not.

[dimebag1980]

Greenville's Historic West End District:

This photo was taken at the "nexus" of River Street, Augusta Street, and South Main Street.

I love that Legal Services Agency building. Quite impressive! Your pics are always so great, man...

[TBurban]

More incredible photos, everyone! Wish mine were half as great.

Here is part of the backside of Piazza Bergamo in beautiful downtown Greenville, South Carolina. This piazza will undergo a total renovation soon, but there is a rather heated debate whether to pave over the grassy area or not.

Awesome photo, Skyliner Stop being so modest your photos are most enjoyable and captivating

[Charlotteman]

Rested traveler your photo is stunning---totally perfect composition:) I usually feel a little nonplussed about that kind of sculpture, but your photography made me sit up and take notice! Thanks!

[Greens!]

Austin, Texas. (from SSP)

[Mith242]

More incredible photos, everyone! Wish mine were half as great.

Here is part of the backside of Piazza Bergamo in beautiful downtown Greenville, South Carolina. This piazza will undergo a total renovation soon, but there is a rather heated debate whether to pave over the grassy area or not.

Hmmmm....I suppose if you have to pave over the grassy area then you have to. But I think it would really change the character of that area to do something like that.

[goodbye]

Austin has no skyline? I completely disagree!!! Great shot, Greens!

More Main Street, Greenville:

[RestedTraveler]

The West End Market in Greenville, South Carolina:

This building, formerly the Alliance Cotton Warehouse, dates back to 1891 and was donated to the City of Greenville by the H. Caldwell Harper Family. The City of Greenville has since (very recently, in fact) sold the West End Market to private ownership.

[goodbye]

That is an awesome photo, RT! The West End Market houses several unique shops and restaurants, including the perfect place to grab a meal before or after a ballgame at West End Field, 'Smoke on the Water.'

[Mith242]

Great to see more Greenville pics.

[Mith242]

Here's a Fayetteville pic I took early in the year.

[richyb83]

Nice shots everybody. I really enjoy seeing all the different pics of places I don't get the chance to see. Greenville is really a nice place that get's lots of exposure on UP.

Austin does have a nice skyline that continues to grow. I think places like Houston's bold skyline and Dallas just spoil some people.

[dimebag1980]

Here's a Fayetteville pic I took early in the year.

Awesome sunset and silhouette photo, Rod.

[Mith242]

Awesome sunset and silhouette photo, Rod.

Thanks, it's actually sunrise though.

[goodbye]

Awesome sunset and silhouette photo, Rod.

Very nice shot indeed! The light seems so real!

[richyb83]

That's a nice pic Mith. Is that Fayetteville's tallest building ?

[goodbye]

More of that charming Main Street in Greenville:

[dimebag1980]

Thanks, it's actually sunrise though.

Oh yeah, let's get "techincal."

Either way, 2+2 still equals 5!!!!

[richyb83]

The old State Capital in Baton Rouge built in 1850.