Took some random photos in the Cleveland area this past weekend:

 

Taken from the Abbey Rd bridge over the tracks, through a fence. 

 

HDR's from the Rockefeller Avenue Bridge  (EDIT : Corrected)

 

Battery Park

 

From the State Park (E72nd exit)

 

A Christmas Story House

 

 

Wow the pictures of the railroad tracks looks like a painting.

Once again - fantastic images!

 

"HDR's from the Jefferson Rd Bridge"

 

Is this just east of West 3rd?

Those first few are jaw-droppers.  The second image is by far my favorite.

It's on the other side of the river from W3rd.

 

Right by Broadway and Rockefeller (which is closed)

try this.

Cleveland, OH

Link: <http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=cleveland,+OH&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=54.621153,114.257812&ie=UTF8&ll=41.48884,-81.674233&spn=0.001547,0.003487&t=h&z=19>

 

^Ah, gotcha - I always loved that view when I commuted from Hudson (bypassed the traffic on 77 via East 49th and went right by that spot).

I love the second and third. Bordering on Gothic. Cleveland Goth shots are among my favorites. November, shot from the south, is the best time to get them. I don't actually take pictures when I see this, but it always takes my breath away if I am approaching Cleveland from the south and the light is just right. This look is so dark and forboding it is to the point of disturbing (just my style)

That third shot...wowzers.

Oh man... Amazing shots.  I especially LOVE the HDR shots.

Where exactly is that third shot.  I've live in Cleveland 42 years and do not know where that shot was taken.

 

Amazing pictures.

OMG! Amazing fails to describe how incredible your photos are. I love the 2nd and 3rd photos.

Where exactly is that third shot.  I've live in Cleveland 42 years and do not know where that shot was taken.

 

Amazing pictures.

 

Thanks.  The 2nd and 3rd are from the Rockefeller Avenue bridge.  See the link I posted above.

 

I had never been there until a few weeks ago, and it's an interesting view.  If you go there, bring a milk crate because the wall is about 6 ft high and you won't be able to see over it well.

Great pictures!  The 3rd is my favorite, also.

Great pics!!  Anyone know what the former land use was in regards to that patch of barren land in the third pic?

Lol - They still have the leg lamp in the window.

 

"You'll shoot your eye out with that thing, kid!"

Excellent shots!

 

I loved that movie. When I was a kid, our family car was just like the one in the movie, and we lived in an old house with a cantankerous coal furnace that only Dad was allowed to touch.

 

Only things missing from my childhood were the neighbor's pack of dogs and the leg lamp. Oh. And I never froze my tongue to a pole, either, but the snowsuit sure brought back memories.

Great pics!!  Anyone know what the former land use was in regards to that patch of barren land in the third pic?

 

Thanks!  I was wondering the same thing myself.  Obviously tracks were there, but they aren't now.  Did they scrap the rails?  I might try to "go down there" at some point to look around.

Great pics!! Anyone know what the former land use was in regards to that patch of barren land in the third pic?

 

Thanks! I was wondering the same thing myself. Obviously tracks were there, but they aren't now. Did they scrap the rails? I might try to "go down there" at some point to look around.

 

Why haven't they done anything with that site? Is it contaminated right now?

Thanks! I was wondering the same thing myself. Obviously tracks were there, but they aren't now. Did they scrap the rails? I might try to "go down there" at some point to look around.

 

Those are the remaining tracks at the southeast end of the former Norfolk Southern Corp. intermodal terminal, which was moved to Maple Heights (just south of I-480) so NS could expand its operations.

 

And are you sure that photo was taken from taken from Jefferson Street? I thought that view was possible only from Independence Road at the top of the hill next to Broadway Road. Jefferson is about a half-mile south and down in the valley. It once crossed the river on a lift bridge from Tremont to the north end of the steel mills.

 

By the way, these pictures are fantastic! You have a remarkable talent.

Awesome pics!

Phenomenal, Stickware!

Can someone tell me why alot the pictures in some of these threads are blank icons with red "x"'s through them?  I want to see these pictures, but i cant always see them.

Those are the remaining tracks at the southeast end of the former Norfolk Southern Corp. intermodal terminal, which was moved to Maple Heights (just south of I-480) so NS could expand its operations.

 

And are you sure that photo was taken from taken from Jefferson Street?

 

Thanks for the info. 

 

Opps!  I meant to say that Rockefeller Avenue Bridge.  The link above is the google map of the location.  I had it right the post with the thread.  I will fix my original.  Sorry.

 

here is a link I found about that bridge:  http://www.historicbridges.org/ohio/rockefeller/index.htm

Can someone tell me why alot the pictures in some of these threads are blank icons with red "x"'s through them?  I want to see these pictures, but i cant always see them.

 

I'm guessing if "some" are X's then it's a computer problem.  (Low memory, HD Space, Slow internet provider.....)  If all were X's, then possibly an IE setting. 

 

Have you tried Firefox also? 

cool pics!

Great shots, when is that scaffolding coming off the Terminal Tower?

Great shots, when is that scaffolding coming off the Terminal Tower?

 

Its an on going project.  2010

One word, wow!

Can someone tell me why alot the pictures in some of these threads are blank icons with red "x"'s through them?  I want to see these pictures, but i cant always see them.

Try cleaning your temporary internet files. This is a common problem (assuming you’re using IE).

I believe that more and more of the scaffolding has been coming off recently.  Hopefully soon.... been working on that for a while.  How long did it take to build the tower?  ;)

I love the second and third ones.. So good

The second shot is incredible. Lighting and the contrast of the city to the brush--great shot!

 

Awesome is an understatement.

The first pic is incredible.