Sweet. Yeah, I like the alleys. They make for some fun photography at night with all the utility junk and interesting lights. And I hate that one house up on Mount Bonnell in that last photo of your's. How that got approved I'll never know why.
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great photos. I'm really curious to see what Austin will look in 5-10 years.
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Love the landscape in that second-to-last photo
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The west side of Austin is gorgeous. At one time I had a view like those (from a condo). Then I thought I had to have a 3-br house, and lost the view entirely. (big mistake). But I'm only 2 miles from where those photos were taken, and can be there in less than 10 minutes.
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Great photos...shows the beauty around Austin. On a slight editorial (historical), when looking at your photos and others of Congress Avenue, I lived there when they put the granite sidewalks in, planted the trees and set up those huge planters. People complained left and right about how frivolous and wasteful the project was. Almost 30 years later and maturing trees I say GREAT INVESTMENT Austin!
P.S. The squirrels on the Capital grounds and UT Campus are the most aggressive squirrels I have ever ran into them. Do not "fake a feed". They really don't like to be teased! |
Another vote for alley photos. I was just shooting in downtown Galveston and thought of that. Not bad iPhone work at all.
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Yeah, that house was quite controversial. It was all over the news here. Mount Bonnell Park had pretty much been the same since the 1930s except for the view of the houses on the other hills and down the bluff along Lake Austin. That house, though, is just awful. I'd be ashamed to tell people I lived there.
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I can see those huge radio towers from my mamaws house marble falls, they are huge. Love Austin.
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Yeah, that would certainly be a really long way to see them. I guess it could be possible. The tallest tower is 1,308 feet tall. I've seen them from as far as 20 miles away east of Austin along US 290 between East Austin and Elgin. And I can easily see them around my neighborhood. There's one spot that I can walk to in 5 minutes to see them.
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Looks nice. Love that lake and hills area.
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