the photos at 2:29 the one in the middle between stevie ray vaughan and don walser, the dude with the cowboy hat and holding a beer can, i think, looked familiar when i saw it. then i realized that when i used to work at jo's i owned a t-shirt with that same guy on it, only he was holding a jo's cup. strange... who is he?
the photos at 2:29 the one in the middle between stevie ray vaughan and don walser, the dude with the cowboy hat and holding a beer can, i think, looked familiar when i saw it. then i realized that when i used to work at jo's i owned a t-shirt with that same guy on it, only he was holding a jo's cup. strange... who is he?
Nice. My only prediction was that there'd be a mention of the Big O, and there was. I should have thought of the Americana and the Villa Capri. Sad to think that we can add the Dobie Theaters to that now. Don't want to get all maudlin on you.
what a very talented eye this person has! i gotta buy me my camera very soon and do something this awesome. probably the best timelapse of austin i've seen yet.
What was interesting was all of the people in the buildings shooting photos of the sunset towards me with flash. Hundreds using flash to shoot a sunset.
holy mother shiznits! those photos are awesome. so excited... i'll be in austin this wednesday. i'll be sure to post my photos right here. i wonder what camera was used for those photos.
Frost Bank Tower under construction. I actually missed out on a chance to do the same thing this guy did - take a trip up in the "bucket". They have this cage thing that they can pick up with the crane. It's like being a canary with a camera. I did get a chance to go up in Frost during its construction. 427MM (from the forum) and I went up. We walked around on the main roof around the mechanical penthouse.
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