Posted June 9, 200916 yr Reset 09' Series: 1. Cincinnati, exploring the eastern front 2. Cincinnati, stumbling around downtown 3. Cincinnati, over and out of Over-the-Rhine 4. Chugging further east: Ripley and West Union, Ohio Cincinnati, exploring the eastern front Authored by Sherman Cahal on June 9, 2009 at UrbanUp As one may have noticed, UrbanUp has been in a bit of a flux lately. The database was ultimately reset and rebuilt, so this is the first true update to the web-site in months. To kickoff the site's reopening, I'm presenting over 200 new photographs of Cincinnati, Ohio from downtown to the East End. This is the first of three photographic series covering the Queen City. Click on the respective links in the headers for even more photographs and information and be sure to click through onto the UrbanUp blog for more photographs from Mt. Adams, Walnut Hills and the East End! Columbia-Tusculum 1 2 3 4 5 6 Rooflines Part of an ongoing project that I will ultimately present at a gallery, Rooflines is a series of photographs that exhibit the colorful and vivid rooflines of various houses in the Columbia-Tusculum neighborhood. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Be sure to click through onto the UrbanUp blog for more photographs from Mt. Adams, Walnut Hills and the East End!
June 9, 200916 yr And UrbanUp now has a RSS feed. Subscribe today! Thank goodness!!! I've been waiting for this for at least a year now. Great photographs, the Columbia Tusculum shots are just beautiful. I also love the coastal feel you get when driving along Eastern Avenue through the East End now. All the massive balconies/patios, large windows with everything oriented towards the river really gives you this sense. Add in the collection of riverfront parks and the soon-to-be Ohio River Bike Trail and you'll really get this feeling.
June 9, 200916 yr I love those homes. So colorful and well taken care of. That seems like a gorgeous area and now I want to come to Cincinnati even more haha. Thanks for the awesome photos!
June 9, 200916 yr a great row. very colorful. what style are those? let me take a shot: victorian sancinciappalachiapennsylvaniadutchfranciscan? :laugh:
June 9, 200916 yr a great row. very colorful. what style are those? let me take a shot: victorian sancinciappalachiapennsylvaniadutchfranciscan? :laugh: Hahaha.. sounds about right. I thought of San Fran a lot while viewing those photos.
June 9, 200916 yr Well done. "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
June 10, 200916 yr We missed Columbia-Tusculum during our weekend Cincinnati visit a month ago. Truly a shame as I am a certified Victorian architectural junkie. (during our 9 days on the road we travelled through 8 states to photograph mainly Victorian era architecture-Cincinnati was the centerpiece) Beautiful photos and they demonstate that colors really bring out the character in Victorian houses. It was heartening to see many Victorians in Cincinnati going from pale white to nice period colors. Of course, some of Columbia-Tusculum houses belong in the "painted Ladies" category (meaning sometimes the colors are not historic) but they sure look great in your collection. Nice work!
June 10, 200916 yr I like that set a lot; the clarity and saturation of the colors and the simplicity of the forms will make a striking gallery exhibit.
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