Incredible Photos of Houston

[bilbao58]

Rice University. Photo courtesy of Rice University Police c/o Texas Tribune.
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03...erson-classes/


Skyspace Twilight Epiphany - Purple Transition by Mabry Campbell, on Flickr


Skyspace Twilight Epiphany - Blue by Mabry Campbell, on Flickr


Skyspace Twilight Epiphany - Ending Orange by Mabry Campbell, on Flickr

[Wattleigh]

c/o 'dizzy8224' on HAIF aka Steve Hyde

[Wattleigh]

Selections from the Houston pool on Flickr

Houston 2.5D by James Fremont - Four Star Images, on Flickr

Bayou City by James Fremont - Four Star Images, on Flickr

Curved apartments and flat offices, Houston (infrared) by dr_marvel, on Flickr

The Town of Houston by soonerpa, on Flickr

food justice by soonerpa, on Flickr

Untitled by James Fremont - Four Star Images, on Flickr

space by soonerpa, on Flickr

Newly renovated high rise condo building, Houston (infrared) by dr_marvel, on Flickr

Alien encounter by dr_marvel, on Flickr

Untitled by o texano, on Flickr

Juxtaposition of Art Deco and modern architectural styles, Houston (infrared) by dr_marvel, on Flickr

Old and New @ Houston, Texas, USA by 📷 PɧყƖƖıʂ, on Flickr

Williams Tower rising above Hines Waterwall Park, Houston by dr_marvel, on Flickr



Light Trails on Lower Westheimer by enigmaarts, on Flickr

Abandoned Building, 19th Street, Houston Texas by Joe, on Flickr

morning tug by soonerpa, on Flickr

dont even ask by soonerpa, on Flickr

Untitled by James Fremont - Four Star Images, on Flickr

Untitled by o texano, on Flickr

Rage by Henricus, on Flickr

Mysterious Light & Smoke by 📷 PɧყƖƖıʂ, on Flickr

Red by Raul Cano, on Flickr

the hills of Houston by soonerpa, on Flickr

Montrose Houston Lightning by Jackson Myers, on Flickr

Untitled by o texano, on Flickr

Houston Wrestling - Caliente.mx by Joe, on Flickr

[bilbao58]

Photo by Steve Hyde on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/6266...5804782620903/

[Wattleigh]

A couple from 'pm91' on HAIF

[AviationGuy]

I remember in my childhood that the Gulf Building (center) was the tallest. It was completed in 1929, only four years after my Dad was born. It looked tall, but of course is dwarfed by today's skyscrapers. It remained the tallest (37 floors) until the ExxonMobil Bldg (then called the Humble Bldg) was finished around 1963. It has 44 floors.

[bilbao58]

Photo by Steve Hyde on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/6266...4621117405936/

[Wattleigh]

c/o 'Tigereye' on HAIF / @thaChadwick on twitter



And of the "Rally Nuns" by Houston Chronicle photog Yi-Chin Lee on twitter

[Wattleigh]

c/o wilcal on HAIF

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c/o hindesky on HAIF

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c/o hindesky on HAIF

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c/o cityliving on HAIF

[jdcamb]

I went to Houston in 1986. And then again in 2002. I have not been there since. I remember the enclosed air-conditioned parking garage connected to the hotel I stayed at. It had a Bennigans in it. My boss loved Benningans. It was hot as balls both times I visited. I saw ZZ Top there the first time. Robert Cray and the Fabulous Thunderbirds the second time.

[AviationGuy]

Originally Posted by jdcamb

I went to Houston in 1986. And then again in 2002. I have not been there since. I remember the enclosed air-conditioned parking garage connected to the hotel I stayed at. It had a Bennigans in it. My boss loved Benningans. It was hot as balls both times I visited. I saw ZZ Top there the first time. Robert Cray and the Fabulous Thunderbirds the second time.

If it's been over 20 years, you wouldn't recognize it at all. It's a very highrise city, with multiple highrise nodes that have built up a lot since then.

[bilbao58]

METRO 326 on bridge over UPRR 12272023 by Walter Heinrich, on Flickr