St. Petersburg does not have mountains, deserts, or the Pacific Ocean. But it’s still a great place to call ‘home’.
🙂 🙂 🙂
Urban Thursday
– a Thursday sampling of downtown buildings & city landscapes –
pics & quips from a wandering writer, photographer, professor, reprobate
St. Petersburg does not have mountains, deserts, or the Pacific Ocean. But it’s still a great place to call ‘home’.
🙂 🙂 🙂
Urban Thursday
– a Thursday sampling of downtown buildings & city landscapes –
That taken from the pier? I loved it in the 60’s but seems like it is becoming more cosmopolitan, which is fine.
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When I was my bohemian self here in the 80s, downtown was seedy enough for my liking. Now it is a combination of artsy and upscale, with numerous outdoor restaurants.
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Yes it is. I love our sunshine city! 🙂
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Yep, I love it too! 🙂
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You know, there’s an interesting effect on the viewer seeing the city from afar that you have brought us all into the bright and dark corners of. A kind of AHA! effect, to better understand where we have been. Nice.
It coincides with my thinking about the book I’m writing, which is all over another city. I was thinking maybe a sketchy map on the frontispiece to locate the reader. You’ve convinced me. And it’s a pretty town you’ve got, too. It looks like they’ve gone out of their way cleverly to not block the view for everyone and still accommodate visitors.
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Very astute observation. Yes, the tall buildings are nicely spaced and don’t really block views or even intimidate pedestrians.
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Reflective reflections … good catch.
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