Water Features - A Photo Thread

[geomorph]

Water Feature: San Jose City Hall
Location: San Jose, California















All photos taken by geomorph in 2013.

[geomorph]

Water Feature: Freeway Park
Location: Seattle, Washington













All photos taken by geomorph in 2009.

[JMKeynes]

Seattle, Portland, and Vancouver have really nice waterfall-type fountains.

[JMKeynes]

Miami surprisingly has very few.



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Bal Harbour

[geomorph]

Originally Posted by JMKeynes

Bal Harbour

I also have a few of that shopping center:

Water Feature: Bal Harbour Shops
Location: Bal Harbour, Florida





All photos taken by geomorph in 2007.

[JMKeynes]

Originally Posted by geomorph

I also have a few of that shopping center:

Water Feature: Bal Harbour Shops
Location: Bal Harbour, Florida





All photos taken by geomorph in 2007.

That’s a super-fancy mall.

[geomorph]

Water Feature: Keller Fountain Park
Location: Portland, Oregon















All photos taken by geomorph in 2009.

[JMKeynes]

Very nice.

There's one like that in Minneapolis.

[JMKeynes]

There are scores more in NY. NY, in fact, has an insane amount of water features.

[geomorph]

Water Feature: Peavey Plaza
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota





All photos taken by geomorph in 2010.

[geomorph]

Water Feature: Skyline Park
Location: Denver, Colorado









All photos taken by geomorph in 2009.

[JMKeynes]

I believe that the water has been closed on Skyline Park for years because it was overrun my homeless people who bathed in it. I think that the Tranquility Park in Houston had the same issue.

[geomorph]

Water Feature: Levi Strauss Plaza
Location: San Francisco, California



















All photos taken by geomorph in 2011.

[JMKeynes]

Yerba Buena Gardens is SF is really nice too.

[NYguy]

There really are a lot of water features in New York. My favorite in the entire city is the Unisphere fountain in Flushing Meadows. You can feel the water before you even get close to it.


Flushing Meadows, Unisphere



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https://www.pinterest.com/pin/495958977687631251/




https://www.businessinsider.com/new-york-city-blackout-power-heat-wave-2019-7




Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn



Loon Man Returns




jaroslavd




mambodan








Washington Square Park, Manhattan



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https://www.flickr.com/photos/wheelmaker/28336721687/sizes/h/




Domino Park, Brooklyn



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https://www.flickr.com/photos/nyperson/48708487278/sizes/l/




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[geomorph]

Water Feature: Triad Center
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah



Photo taken by geomorph in 2015.

[JMKeynes]

SLC has a lot. There's one in the new shopping center downtown too.

That's a really beautiful city!

[geomorph]

Water Feature: A fountain on Broadway
Location: Tacoma, Washington



Photo taken by geomorph in 2009.

[mrnyc]

all those fancypants ny fountains, but no mention of by far the most famous, popular and common water feature in the city?

[geomorph]

Originally Posted by mrnyc

all those fancypants ny fountains, but no mention of by far the most famous, popular and common water feature in the city?

Speaking of fire department themes:

Water Feature: Reedy Creek Fire Station #4
Location: Lake Buena Vista, Florida



Photo taken by geomorph in 2008.