Urban Landscapes: #1.. The Corner. Here decisions are made. Turn right, turn left, go straight.... #2.. The Field. Just past Rolf's, along the way to Poverty Flat. #3.. The Park. From...

Cany143 Loc: SE Utah

#1.. The Corner. Here decisions are made. Turn right, turn left, go straight....

#2.. The Field. Just past Rolf's, along the way to Poverty Flat.

#3.. The Park. From outside the park, overlooking Pam's house.

#4.. The Portal. From off my back deck.

Yesterday morning.

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will47 Loc: Indianapolis, IN

I like all of them but for some reason I really like #1.

suntouched Loc: Sierra Vista AZ

Hey Cany- it looks like you live in a nice place very close to beautiful landscapes. Population- ?

Abo

Oops... double post

Abo

Cany143 wrote:

#1.. The Corner. Here decisions are made. Turn right, turn left, go straight....

#2.. The Field. Just past Rolf's, along the way to Poverty Flat.

#3.. The Park. From outside the park, overlooking Pam's house.

#4.. The Portal. From off my back deck.

Yesterday morning.

Frame one rocks my socks... great composition and colour;
I'd clone out the power lines that run across the frame... the others wires are good though.

Cany143 Loc: SE Utah

suntouched wrote:

Hey Cany- it looks like you live in a nice place very close to beautiful landscapes. Population- ?

Population is somewhere between 5-6,000 permanent, year 'round residents. In the Spring --especially around Easter-- the 'population' increases slightly. I've seen estimates that put it over 150,000 on weekdays and double that on weekends.

I wouldn't live anywhere else, despite its warts and wobbles.

ELNikkor

Not the "urban" I'm used to, but beautiful shots!

Cany143 Loc: SE Utah

ELNikkor wrote:

Not the "urban" I'm used to, but beautiful shots!

Yup, nothing like the (shall we say 'grittier'?) 'urban' setting I grew up in, or subsequently lived in, or spent time in elsewhere, either.

Which is why I don't live in any of those areas any more.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

Especially number one.

cameraf4 Loc: Delaware

Dang, Jim. Made me look. When I saw "Urban Landscapes" I thought "Where in hell is there an "urban landscape" in Moab?"

Cany143 Loc: SE Utah

Abo wrote:

Frame one rocks my socks... great composition and colour;
I'd clone out the power lines that run across the frame... the others wires are good though.

Thanx, Abo, but if I cloned out the power lines the poles would fall over. And either the clock on my stove would go out or my land line wouldn't work, one or the other. Or maybe both!

So the power lines hafta stay. They're all part of Reality.

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

Cany143 wrote:

#1.. The Corner. Here decisions are made. Turn right, turn left, go straight....

#2.. The Field. Just past Rolf's, along the way to Poverty Flat.

#3.. The Park. From outside the park, overlooking Pam's house.

#4.. The Portal. From off my back deck.

Yesterday morning.

Seems like living in heaven⭐

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

All good, Jim, but #1 has an appeal that I cannot describe adequately.

JayemCO Loc: Colorado @ 9000 feet

Cany143 wrote:

#1.. The Corner. Here decisions are made. Turn right, turn left, go straight....

#2.. The Field. Just past Rolf's, along the way to Poverty Flat.

#3.. The Park. From outside the park, overlooking Pam's house.

#4.. The Portal. From off my back deck.

Yesterday morning.

I love going into big cities like that, though the traffic can get pretty ugly at times. Oh yeah before I forget it, Nice pictures depicting your territory.

Irvingite Charles Loc: Irving, Tx