Pittsburgh for July 2009

July 28th, 2009


The Pittsburgh Skyline


Pittsburgh Skyline from Greenfield


Pittsburgh from the Arlington Avenue


Mount Washington Sunrise


Sun peeks behind PNC Park


Roberto Clemente Bridge at dusk


Sun paints downtown gold


Gulf Tower silhouette


Collage


Fireworks night


Streaming traffic


Skyline from Mount Washington


Sunny day


My dog Beau watches her first Pirate game at Pups in the Park


Magic hour from PNC Park


Pittsburgh Morning


Sunset from Greenfield


Fireworks launch from the Allegheny River


Fifth Avenue Place and One Oxford Center


PPG Place and Fifth Avenue Place


The sun rises over the Hill


Faint rainbow meets the Three Sisters


The way to draw a sellout crowd


Dramatic sky behind PNC Park


Light standards of PNC


Liberty Bridge and layers of the city


PNC Park sign


Fireworks blast


Too bad One Oxford Center doesn’t have flood lights illuminating the building at night anymore…


Dogs and Pirate fans


Sunrise scene


The North Shore


Prior to sunrise


Rain gives way to golden sunlight


Ever changing angles


Highmark Building silhouette


Sunburst behind the Pittsburgh Skyline


Beau vents her frustration with the Pirates’ losing!

KDKA debuted a new set in mid June 2009, featuring various hi-resolution duratrans cityscape backdrops from PittsburghSkyline.com. (Click here for a look at WTAE’s backdrops from 2007.)


KDKA’s new set with PittsburghSkyline.com daytime duratans


KDKA’s new set with PittsburghSkyline.com nighttime duratans


KDKA stand-up area cityscape backdrop


Interview/stand-up area photographs


Pittsburgh Skyline nighttime cityscape backdrop, closeup, KDKA Studio


Pittsburgh Skyline daytime cityscape backdrop, closeup, KDKA Studio

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25 Responses to “Pittsburgh for July 2009”

  1. Kyle wrote:

    Great Pictures as always. The picture from Arlington Ave looks like you were a couple feet from my house.

    I don’t think your dog has a right to be mad at the Pirates when he was wearing Steelers gear to the game. haha.

  2. Larry wrote:

    Wonderful as usual. I was back in July myself. Sure do miss the ‘Burgh.

  3. Jackie Woods wrote:

    Amazing as always. I can’t wait to see the pictures that you will take of the casino! Stay blessed!

  4. Eric wrote:

    I keep waiting to see pics of the new constructions going in Pittsburgh. It just gives those of us living so far away insight to the inner transformations going in in the ‘Burgh. Matt, could you do that for us and add them to your sweeping views. It would give us a real feel for what is going on in the heart of the city. Thanks for the beautiful pics.

  5. mark wrote:

    when were these taken? dates like what day to when

  6. yvette wrote:

    You take the most beautiful pictures. Makes me want to visit each and every city:-) Great job.

  7. Kevin wrote:

    Thank you once again for such great pictures of the ‘Burgh! I had to move to Denver and have been away for 5 years, but can’t wait to move back HOME this winter! I have missed Pittsburgh terribly. Thanks again!

  8. WeThePeople wrote:

    You belong to the city
    You belong to the night
    Livin’ in a river of darkness
    Beneath the neon lights…

    Yeah, awesome shots!!!

  9. Indianapolis Aims wrote:

    I like Pittsburgh a lot! a lot! a lot!

  10. Keith in Nashville wrote:

    Everytime I come to this site, your pictures take me right back home. Amazing work.

  11. Annie James wrote:

    I love Pittsburgh it is the best place ever I feel like I am at home when I go there and the pictures are cool! I love it I wish I lived there!

  12. Keith in Nashville wrote:

    How about some pictures from Kennywood. A part of so many memories of our childhood, and the memories to be made for our children. Not to mention its a part of Pittsburgh tradition and history. As always, great job on these new photos.

  13. Jimmy D wrote:

    I love Pittburgh!!!! I have sent your website’s links to everyone I know!!!! Keep up the incredible work!!!! You have views from all over. I live in Montreal and look at your site everyday for my real home!!! Pittsburgh and your pictures make my day so much better!!!!

  14. Pam L wrote:

    Wow, what great photos. We are thinking of going to Pittsburgh on our way to NYC next month. It looks
    like there is alot to see there :)

  15. Tim wrote:

    Hi, I am thinking of moving to Pittsburgh even though I have never been there before. I just can’t stand Maryalnd anymore…do you have any photos of the “southside” I can look at? I’m a musician and everyone has recommend that if I move to Pittsburgh, that I probably would want to move to that area. I can’t really get a good idea of what it is like cause the photos online suck. Do you have any photos of your I can check out? You really capture great shots

  16. Rich wrote:

    Would love to see these in a “screensaver” program — especially for those of us from the ‘Burg that want to show off our great city…

    any chance??????

    Great photos — brings back pleasant memories

  17. harriet menzer wrote:

    sent to my friends, family and all who used to live here–just gorgeous — thanks for sharing.

  18. ibleedblackNgoldfever wrote:

    wow. i miss pittsburgh soooo much. It’s the most beautiful city EVER!!! I can’t wait to move back after graduation. 1 1/2 more years. GOOO Steelers!!

  19. Marilyn wrote:

    I have lived in Atlanta for over 15-years, but whenever I am “homesick” I look at your wonderful pictures of our beautiful city. Thanks for the love and the memories. Keep of the good work

  20. john w. wrote:

    this is real nice, no other city like the burg, i was wondering also where your form like originally? thanks, John…

  21. Viv Collis wrote:

    Hi, I suddenly remembered this site when explaining how Pittsburgh is. Thanks for all the beautiful photos. It’s made me homesick again. He now understands why I love Pittsburgh. Wierd how it’s touched me heart and I’ve lived the otherside of the world all my life. I’m looking forward to my 3rd visit early 2010.

  22. James wrote:

    This is the best Pittsburgh Photo website.

  23. Ron Micuch wrote:

    Fantastic Pictures! Haven’t lived in Natrona Heights, for over 40 years, but it, and Pittsburgh, will always be home. Everything else is only a residential address.

  24. Autumn Bose wrote:

    I just have to tell you how wonderful your pictures are. I’m in the Navy, so I reside in VA Beacah, but I sure do miss home. Thanks for sharing your gifts with the world!!!

    Autumn and Nate Bose, Penn Hills, PA

  25. Leaving Las Vegas wrote:

    Pittsburgh looks great to me. Would love to move in…Pittsburgh I`m coming:)


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