Some photos around downtown Pittsburgh, and some at the Chinese restaurant P.F. Chang's. We walked around downtown right when the Eagles/Steelers game let out, and the Steelers had beaten the as-yet-undefeated Eagles... there were fans with Eagles jerseys walking around, and the Steelers fans were yelling all kinds of mean/obscene stuff at them.
Kim and I took these photos with her Olympus C60Z.
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Modern art (I think). |
&c. I think the eyeballs are seats on the other side. |
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The reflections in the buildings are awesome... that's a whole other building reflected in the skyscraper on the right. |
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What a skinny building. |
That white-ish building doesn't seem to match the rest of the Pittsburgh skyline. It looks like it was transplanted from someplace like Miami. |
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Another cool reflection. |
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You can see pieces of Kim and me in some of the mirror-tiles if you look really hard. This was right after a traffic cop told us, "No building photos since 9/11." |
This is that castle-y building and his friend next door. |
The building in the center looked weird in person, but it didn't look totally fake like it does in this small version of the photo... weird. |
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I thought this would be a cool photo of the dishes, but in the photo, the reflections are the coolest part. I don't think they looked quite that crazy in person. |
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These cats was just jammin' on the street. |
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I don't know how we both managed to accidentally have completely ridiculous expressions like that. |
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Excuse me ma'am, do you have a license for that hair? |
Not sure what that building is. Not a stadium? |
Random cityscape. |
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Sometimes when I look at this, I think we're both about to laugh; other times it looks like we're about to cry. It's like an optical illusion. |
P.F. Chang's. I love how the lights look like little white guys walking... |
...and little snakes. |
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