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Good.......no GREAT job...:tup::cheers:
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Lol! I took all the same photos!
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http://i624.photobucket.com/albums/t...1/DSC_0386.jpgOP
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Great shots! My favorites:
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Now I know what Indy looks like, nice.
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A few things come to mind.
First - Indianapolis is looking great. Better than ever. Second - I like the buildings you call ugly but tall. That's OK.:tup: Third - Your photographs are beautiful. You are causing me to want a new camera. Fourth - You are conquering the Midwest & Mid-Atlantic. We are still waiting for you in New England.:yes: |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murat_Shrine http://www.livenation.com/Murat-Thea...is/venue/41109 |
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Second: Different strokes for different folks, I guess! Third: Thank you very much! Means a lot coming from a great photographer like yourself! Fourth: Yeah, definitely conquering the Midwest and Mid Atlantic. New England will probably have to wait a while, mainly because it's still a good distance from Pittsburgh to Boston, which of course needs to be the hub of any New England trip! Aaron (Glowrock) |
This is what we need around here, more Indianapolis!
Just beautiful! http://i624.photobucket.com/albums/t...1/DSC_0534.jpg Does the Indy area contain any row homes like Cincy and the Chi ? |
^Not really. There are a select few rowhouses in the St. Joseph and areas north of downtown but no neighborhoods.
Great shots Aaron. |
This is great. Love this type of shot in any city that can pull it off.
http://i624.photobucket.com/albums/t...1/DSC_0461.jpg This arena is massive. I heard it cost a fortune to build too. http://i624.photobucket.com/albums/t...1/DSC_0512.jpg Quote:
http://i624.photobucket.com/albums/t...1/DSC_0540.jpg Doing my best Apocolypse Now Marlon Brando voice - "The COLOR......The COLOR...." http://i624.photobucket.com/albums/t...1/DSC_0556.jpg |
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That was a fun trip. I see you even got a shot inside Circle Center. Would have been more fun had ColDayMan let me borrow his phone to request music videos in the mall food court. |
I'v been waiting for a solid Indy thread and you defiantly brought it. Would love to visit this city one day. Thanks for sharing
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And thanks for the props on my photos! :tup: Aaron (Glowrock) |
That's a great tour. It gets me amped up, I will be visiting Indianapolis for a few days next week. Question for those in the know, are there any open observation decks? I hear the one in the monument is closed for the renovations you could see in the picture. Thanks!
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i've been to indianapolis at least a dozen times and i couldn't pick out two-thirds of this thread as indy specific. the marriott and regions buildings must be new since i've been there (which was most recently in march!), because i sure as hell don't ever remember seeing them. the repertory theatre too. must have just opened. yesterday.
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Spectacular thread on Indy! Always liked that city.
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Indy is a real eye pleaser! Wow!
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while the city's middle american culture admittedly looks boring, there are some real gems in indy. thanks for the tour!
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Fantastic stuff. I eagerly anticipate my hometown through your camera lens :tup:
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Great shots. Indy is very underrated, mostly due to it's 'clean-cut/borderline sunbelt city' reputation. It does have midwestern bones though, and it definitely shows in these photos. Great job.
I think that Regions Bank Tower is an older tower reclad by the way. |
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You guys should see a game at Victory Field next time. You'd love it. I may make a thread of a game from there before summer ends. .......Look at this...Indy is getting more attention than my San Francisco threads. Way to go Indy..:P:D
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not bad. :tup: try to pan out more. youre clipping pics in weird ways. just leave it on 18 and take some shots.
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Very beautiful!
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Great photos....Indy is a great gem! I am so happy we will be spending another 4th of July weekend there! And this year downtown!!!
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Awesome, awesome, awesome, love the JW Marriot building, very nice pics. 4.5 stars!
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I am an Indianapolis booster. It's got a solid downtown.
I have to say, I hate the Marriott, though. It's an ungraceful slab. |
Well, bugger all... now I'm smitten.
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Even though its 10-11 years old, I really like the way Conseco Fieldhouse's design pays tribute to all those great little basketball arenas scattered throughout the midwest that were built early to mid 20th century.
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Solid pics of a very handsome city. I especially like the way the monuments, fountains and government buildings are arranged--it really feels like a capital. I've known Indianapolis for decades, as it is the birthplace of my father and his father before him, and the center city especially has come a long way from the "Indianoplace" some of my relatives once desparaged. Very vibrant and alive.
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Buckeye, both Conseco Fieldhouse and Lucas Oil Stadium are pretty great, and both fit in well with their surroundings. But yeah, the Fieldhouse fits in so well it's unbelievable! :yes:
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I've always loved Indy. I don't understand why so many people think this city is not urban.
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I don't know, maybe it has a "Denver urbanity" side to it, where it's still urban, but just not on the density of the more traditional East Coast/Rust Belt cities, that's all. Aaron (Glowrock) |
Nice photos of my beloved home town. You've inspired me to go out and take some pics.
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Not sure how this thread slipped past me. I always like seeing my city portrayed in photos like these.
My very first job when I moved here was working security in this bldg.... http://i624.photobucket.com/albums/t...1/DSC_0451.jpg |
Superb photography, and you covered a large amount of territory! The best Indianapolis thread yet!
The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art is well worth a visit, along with the interior of the World War Museum (a time trip into a monumental 1920s Art Deco world) and the interior of the state capitol. |
It's so nice to see some old photothreads of mine coming back from the dead! :) Robert Pence, thanks for the nice comments, and I definitely plan on hitting up the Eiteljorg Museum the next time I'm in town!
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so-and-so!
the ugly one! I want a dancing digital lady. |
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Right now they have a motorcycle exhibit there. http://www.eiteljorg.org/explore/exh...s/steel-ponies |
I saw Monument Circle thanks to the Megabus stop in Indy, but it was kinda sad to see how many parking lots there are just a few blocks north of there. Got a glance of the bike/ped trail too, but didn't take any photos since they just stopped to pickup or drop off people and move on.
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Indianpolis architecture looks beautiful
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very nice photos.
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A very underrated city.
Thanks Indy. |
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