Downtown Pittsburgh aerial imagery from June 2006
Aerial of the Golden Triangle
Aerial of Downtown Pittsburgh
Flying over Pittsburgh and the Allegheny River
Pittsburgh Aerial from the Southeast
Aerial of the neighborhood of Mt. Washington
Aerial of Oakland and Pittsburgh
Aerial of Polish Hill, Pittsburgh
Aerial of the Southside, Pittsburgh
Aerial of Pittsburgh with interstate 279
Southside density from above
Aerial of Fifth Avenue Place
Aerial of Three Sisters bridges
PPG Place aerial with Smithfield Street Bridge
More southside Pittsburgh
Aerial of Strip District and downtown
Aerial of US Steel Building, Pittsburgh
Carson street aerial, Pittsburgh
Aerial of Downtown including Mount Washington
Aerial of Pittsburgh homes
Aerial of Pittsburgh skyscrapers
Aerial of the University of Pittsburgh
Heinz Field and One Mellon Center from above
Flying over downtown Pittsburgh
April 11th, 2010 at 5:59 pm
These pics are so amazing. I am not from Pittsburgh, but went to Duquesne for four years. I fell in love with the school and the city. This series really shows more of my alma mater (even from the air) than any others. I moved to Florida to go to grad school and have missed the burgh ever since. More of Duquesne!!!
May 3rd, 2010 at 4:05 pm
left in 1964 but Pittsburgh will always be home. GREAT PHOTOS!
April 20th, 2011 at 11:11 pm
I was transferred from Pittsburgh in 1987 and I never stop missing it. The pics on your webside warm my heart. I have such fond memories of Downtown Pittsburgh with its department stores, shops, business towers and vibrancy. I look at these pics and it takes me right back to the Kaufmann’s, Gimbel’s and Hornes days with trolleys on the streets, The Bank Center and Gucci and Ralph Lauren at Oxford Center. A lot of it is gone but Kaufmann’s remains as Macy’s and so does Saks and Burlington’s. But, more importantly, the virbrancy is still striking. The Cultural District is such a nice addition to the Downtown scene and the new Market Square is primo. Pittsburghers knock it but if they were to travel to many American cities they would find that our beloved Dahntahn has faired extremely well. Thanks for the trips down memory lane with your magnificent photography.