AMERICA

[TheFishJunky]

Damn-I was gonna take some pictures of downtown Newark for you but I dont feeli like dodging bullets today-nah-i'll send some good stuff or...just google them

 

[jcardona1]

they already beat you to it, its called Google Street View. you can see almost everything about anything in the USA

 

[ChannelCat]

Heres Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Its hard to find good pics of my town. Cool thread though

 

[Red Devil]

i love these kinds of threads.. it brings us closer to view other MFK keepers environment...

 

[cassharper]

it's not a town, but I was raised around here. Pic taken just outside Silverton, Colorado

 

[Red Devil]

beautiful...

 

[Red Devil]

wide open spaces ..lots of farms and apple tree groves.. the last two pics are a mall that is being expanded into suppose to be.. the largest mall in the united states.. we shall see ...

 

[pdbrady]

Here's two faces of the US. Calm, and then busy. The first ones are from my favorite place to go, Colorado. Have in-laws there, so we go every year or two. The others are Chicago. I just happened to have pics on the computer from a recent vacation there (and of Colorado). Strangely enough, I don't have any of where I actually live. Nothing has ever made me want to stop and take pictures of little old Springfield, MO. Little city (150,000) surrounded by woods. Maybe I'll get some.




Nature at it best




First two taken from Sears Tower, third from Lake Michigan

 

[silverdragon]

1. Bondi Beach @ Summer
2. Chinatown Sydney
3. Circular Quay Sydney (where all the ferries dock)
4. George St Sydney
5. Blue Mountains
6. The Rocks Sydney (good markets and bars here)
7. Sydney Opera House
8. Star City Casino

lol you can actually see my office building in the 3rd pic.. (its the building next to the AMP building)

 

[krzr3000]

Its amazing that someone from aus wants to see the U.S. While everyone here wants to see the outback, reef, etc. Geographic perspective is def interesting.