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Old Posted Oct 10, 2023, 6:58 AM
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I was thinking the same thing. I gotta say, though, I'm not loving the view of the Indeed Tower going away. It's turned out to be one of my favorites from any construction cycle.
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Old Posted Oct 17, 2023, 7:39 PM
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This view will drastically change when the expansion of i35 South goes up. Wonder if it will block the view




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Old Posted Oct 18, 2023, 5:28 AM
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Nice. Where was this?
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Nice. Where was this?
Not the best at Geoguessr but tried my hand at finding this. Tricky to hunt down because the subdivision isn't on Google street view or satellite maps yet. 99% sure this shot was taken from Comano Drive (Incorrectly labeled as Bella Fortuna Drive on Google Maps) in the Cloverleaf neighborhood, probably at the intersection with Raphael Cove.
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Old Posted Oct 18, 2023, 9:08 PM
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Not the best at Geoguessr but tried my hand at finding this. Tricky to hunt down because the subdivision isn't on Google street view or satellite maps yet. 99% sure this shot was taken from Comano Drive (Incorrectly labeled as Bella Fortuna Drive on Google Maps) in the Cloverleaf neighborhood, probably at the intersection with Raphael Cove.
Wow, right on the dot with the street! Yeah, this was taken on Comano Drive in South Austin. One of my friends is looking to buy a house there so I went to check it out and was AMAZED by the view on top of the road

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Anytime guys! Glad you're all appreciating it. My girlfriend laughs at me every time I take a picture haha
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Old Posted Oct 18, 2023, 6:20 AM
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I was driving back from the Salt Lick and could see the skyline, I believe, 22 miles out. It's also amazing how much of the skyline you can see from O Henry and even the Tarrytown Texaco.
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Old Posted Oct 18, 2023, 2:07 PM
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Thanks for all the amazing pictures gilly!
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Old Posted Oct 19, 2023, 2:36 AM
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Oh, wow. Holy cow, that's only about a mile south of my brother's neighborhood. Might have to take a bike over there and us take ride to go see it. That's not too far from the Turnersville Road skyline view, which is just inside of Hays County.
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From the Modern Cam 4:25pm 10-20-23.

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Old Posted Oct 23, 2023, 4:49 PM
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From the Modern Cam 4:25pm 10-20-23.

Do you have a link to this view. I must have a different, older link as my camera view is so zoomed in you really do see the whole project. I tried to see if I could adjust the zoom but my picture does not allow me to.
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The Modern webcam occasionally zooms out for the complete Rainey view. But it's usually zoomed in on the Modern. You just have to catch it at the right time.
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These pics are all awesome, and gotta say I feel like we've turned a corner in terms of our skyline. We're suddenly playing in the Minneapolis league of city skylines. Big deal for a city like ours!
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These pics are all awesome, and gotta say I feel like we've turned a corner in terms of our skyline. We're suddenly playing in the Minneapolis league of city skylines. Big deal for a city like ours!
I would say, as far as the number of buildings and the height, Minneapolis and Charlotte are probably the best comparisons. Only difference is Austin has three separate tower-sections due to the Capitol View Corridor, so the skyline appears more spread out (like Atlanta).
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I do like how the skyline is even bigger if you include West Campus. Flying in from North to South to the airport or vice versa leaving makes it look HUGE
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Some random photos around downtown today for those who hardly go to downtown or live in a different city now:





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Old Posted Oct 24, 2023, 1:57 PM
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Some random photos around downtown today for those who hardly go to downtown or live in a different city now:
And much appreciated. I was fortunate enough to visit Austin (my home town) a couple of weeks ago for a mini family reunion. Other than crossing the Lamar bridge and grabbing a few pics there and later from Mt. Bonnell, I wasn't able to get any pics of downtown. So thanks for all the pics and the regular updates.

I will say this: as great as the pics are they don't quite do justice to the skyline, especially from the Lamar bridge or Auditorium Shores, as the sight of that growing wall of skscrapers rising on the other side of Lady Bird lake is really quite impressive.

Already looking forward to my next visit...
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Austin 5 years ago. Rainey Street looks almost empty compared to now.
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Austin 5 years ago. Rainey Street looks almost empty compared to now.
The lighting on this one seems like the start of a late-80s / early-90s sitcom.
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The lighting on this one seems like the start of a late-80s / early-90s sitcom.
When I first started taking pictures my color profile was warmer. At this point i switched to a colder color profile. Could be the seasons as well.
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So simple, yet so entertaining...especially if you remember all of these places from the 90s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNGOO8hvrAE
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