Boise, ID | My Sense of Place

[Sawtooth]

Boise ~ my eyes and lens. All photos were taken March through early June.

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Boise Foothills and Mountains above town

[Northernlad]

Epic! and wow what a beautiful set of pics. I am in Boise this week for work and am loving life. You might want to know that the you tube video was really slowing down the pictures loading for me, the video was freezing the thread. This is one of your best Boise threads I have seen.

[Sawtooth]

Thanks Northenlad. I deleted the youtube just in case it is creating issues.

[mrnyc]

boy o boise very nice job here!

[ChrisLA]

Beautiful scenery, each time I see photos of Boise and it's surrounding areas it makes me think of the landscape in San Joaquin Valley, especially in the foothills of central California. I said it before that Boise also reminds me of Fresno, except from the looks of it you have a much nicer downtown. Fresno has the bones already there, they just need to work out a plan and even perhaps looks at what is being done right with Boise downtown.

[DetroitSky]

Nicely done!

[gatt]

beautiful!

[Sawtooth]

Thanks for the comments everyone.

[mhays]

That baby deer is pretty badass.

And I wanna float the river.

[Columbusite]

Really like these stone buildings and that one little deer is too adorable.

[Boizean]

Always enjoy your picture threads Sawtooth, thank you for all the effort you freely give through your photography.

This tree immediately made me think of the Ents in Lord of the Rings, Love it!!

[Evo5Boise]

Originally Posted by ChrisLA

Beautiful scenery, each time I see photos of Boise and it's surrounding areas it makes me think of the landscape in San Joaquin Valley, especially in the foothills of central California. I said it before that Boise also reminds me of Fresno, except from the looks of it you have a much nicer downtown. Fresno has the bones already there, they just need to work out a plan and even perhaps looks at what is being done right with Boise downtown.

I think you touched on the reason why the majority of our population influx has been from California. You can move out of your home state yet still feel right at home.

Sawtooth, amazing thread. You do such a wonderful job at keeping Boise represented on this forum. Thank you for your efforts.

[Cottonwood]

Thanks for the beautiful and engaging photos Sawtooth and thanks for taking the time to share them!

[giovanni sasso]

great set, great views. this isn't at all what i think of when i think of boise, but sure enough, check out the faded sign.

[montréaliste]

I've often wondered if people in Boise had the same accent as those in Joisey?

[mello]

Boise looking really good, appreciate these shots. Is the population growing there? Any urban infill taking place...

[eastidaho]

A lot of variety in this set of photos. Love it. Thanks.

[ColDayMan]

Awesome!

[Boisebro]

Originally Posted by giovanni sasso

great set, great views. this isn't at all what i think of when i think of boise, but sure enough, check out the faded sign.

gonna have to help me out with that one. i can't read what's on the building, even when i adjust the contrast.

[Boisebro]

Originally Posted by montréaliste

I've often wondered if people in Boise had the same accent as those in Joisey?

it's funny you bring that up.

when i moved to boise in '95, one thing i noticed was the LACK of accents.

outside of boise there are some, but i had a hard time detecting anything unique from boiseans.

i now tell people that boise is where national TV reporters come from, because few have an obvious accent.