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I like Bryon's vision for the brewpub. The buildings hold a lot of potential, and he seems like a very positive guy. I'll meet you guys for a beer in 2010.

Yeah, I kind of like it....

You probably won't see those for a week or two. I still have to find some time to edit them.

Here is a series of photos I took on January 19, 2008. I was taking part in the Over-the-Rhine Design Charrette at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, and I took these before the event, during lunch, while inside, and afterward. I also included a few snapshots of the event itself, including a drawing I made. (They must have then assumed that I was an architecture student, because I got scolded like a child for not drawing a proper cross-section of our project.) Access all 2,149 of my Cincinnati photos in my Photobucket gallery. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Nice street wall.... 12. Urban playground 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. HOT! 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Ty Provosty, GBBN Architects, was my team leader. 27. I drew this. 28. 29. 30. I wish this turned out better. But I was drinking OTR Ale in the Art Academy, which was still pretty cool.

Oh, rob_1412...I forget who the builder was. I do know that it was half a million dollars, though.

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These photos were taken on January 16, 2008 and include a couple from Linwood and Mount Lookout. Access all 2,128 of my Cincinnati photos in my Photobucket gallery. 1. Columbia Tusculum 2. Columbia Tusculum 3. Columbia Tusculum 4. Not my favorite form of architecture, but I love this little stretch! 5. Columbia Tusculum 6. Columbia Tusculum 7. Beauty 8. Columbia Tusculum 9. Columbia Tusculum 10. Lookout Terrace project 11. Columbia Tusculum 12. Mount Lookout 13. Mount Lookout 14. Linwood 15. D'oh...looked away at the last second 16. Linwood 17. Linwood 18. So long from my house!

These photos were taken when I was getting some Columbia Tusculum construction shots on January 9. On the way home, I stopped by Holy Cross-Immaculata Church in Mount Adams to get a couple of skyline shots. Access all 2,110 of my Cincinnati photos in my Photobucket gallery. Please click on each image to enlarge to 640 x 480. Photos will open in a new browser window. 1. Columbia Tusculum 2. 3. Columbia Square 4. Cottage Hill 5. 6. Single-family homes. Really. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Mount Adams 13. 14. 15. 16. Mansion Hill 17. 18. 19. bam 20. BAM 21. BAMMM!!!

^ "Cincinnati in Motion" is a permanent exhibit.

These are new photos that I took with Jayson of Cincy Images on January 4, 2008. The trip included a visit to Cincinnati Union Terminal, Fountain Square, and a couple of the Square's surrounding blocks. Access all 2,089 of my Cincinnati photos in my Photobucket gallery. 1. Cincinnati Union Terminal 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. "Cincinnati in Motion" exhibit 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Fountain Square 14. 15. Ice! 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. What a pleasant space! ;) 21. 22. Nada 23. 24. The best part about the photo is that you don't have to hear the country music blaring

Pretty. Those are some fine homes.

That was sweet. Bearcats basketball is officially intensely watchable again.

Not bad for a first photo thread! I especially like that shot that has Bloom in it.

Here is an assortment of photos I took in late December and in early January, including some shots of the animals at the annual Paul R. Young Funeral Home nativity scene. Access all 2,067 of my Cincinnati photos in my Photobucket gallery. 1. 2. 3. Hyde Park 4. Hyde Park 5. Hyde Park 6. Hyde Park 7. Hyde Park 8. Lower Price Hill 9. Clifton 10. Westwood 11. Mount Healthy 12. Mount Healthy 13. Nativity scenes 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.

Thanks, guys.

They looked really good. Such an inconsistent team, but it's apparent that they have the kind of talent that will eventually challenge for a conference title. I really hope they can make the conference tournament - that would be huge for those guys.

Fogg's always been all about potential but no production. We don't need another Jimmy Haynes-type...throw him out there and hope he turns it around. Especially when, as you said, we could get similar results with someone who gets paid the MLB minimum. I don't think we necessarily need strikeout pitchers, we just need pitchers who throw strikes and keep the ball down. Fly ball pitchers are a no-no in that bandbox.

I think you should just confront the guy. He sounds like a total douche. Don't worry about hurting his feelings, because he sure doesn't care about you. If you have to murder him, please take him out of the City because I don't want you f**king up our crime stats.

The Gem of the Highlands!

T'was a fine year for the Pope.

"Shake Ya Ass" by Mystikal.

Hooray for Hocking County!!!

Okay, I'm a liar. Some of these photos are from late 2006. During 2007, I found myself taking more and more photos of construction projects to generate content for my blog, Building Cincinnati. But I did make an effort to get out and photograph things that are ALREADY built, and this collection is the best of what I encountered. This year, I resolve to take more neighborhood shots. And I began doing just that on Friday night! Anyway, I hope you enjoy this recap. 1. Mount Echo Park 2. Downtown 3. Kenwood 4. Nativity, Mount Healthy 5. Monmouth Street, Newport 6. Mount Adams 7. The Ascent, Covington 8. Mariemont 9. Downtown 10. Mount Airy Forest 11. Hyde Park 12. I-71 from Mount Adams 13. Lytle Park, Downtown 14. Krohn Conservatory 15. Mount Adams 16. Westwood 17. Columbia Tusculum 18. Downtown 19. Hyde Park 20. Over-the-Rhine 21. Mount Adams 22. Nativity, Mount Healthy 23. Stetson Square, Corryville 24. Mount Washington 25. Hyde Park 26. Mount Adams 27. Addyston 28. Mariemont 29. Mount Washington 30. Downtown 31. Corryville 32. North Avondale 33. Downtown 34. Columbia Tusculum 35. Sayler Park 36. Krohn Conservatory 37. Bond Hill 38. Downtown 39. Mount Healthy 40. Hyde Park 41. Mount Adams 42. Blue Ash 43. East Price Hill 44. Downtown 45. Mariemont 46. Mount Auburn 47. Fountain Square, Downtown

I love Harrison West. Thanks for the pics...I haven't see it in over a year.

Those turned out great! BTW...Mine will be up in a week or two for comparison's sake. I haven't had time to get around to them--today I was editing photos of a hole in the ground.