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>>1094
I used your mom for commercial use.

>>1095
oh snap

It's actually quite lovely to see the mist roll over from the sea. Just not so nice when you're stuck in rush-hour traffic in the mornings :)

That's a lot of mist! Is that normal?

>>1158
For a coastal city? yeah.

>>1149
Love this artist.

>>1136
From the clock in this picture, I can see when you took them. :)

What is most fascinating to me is the quality of the light in all of the pictures. The sky is not dark, and the early morning light is enough to reveal details, yet lights on buildings and in the street still cast a glow as if it were night. Very cool.

>>1143
I think that clock is probably broken, or at least not accounting for DST. It was about 07:15 when I took these.

Unfortunately, the sun doesn't rise until pretty late here; 6:30 at the earliest, due to DST. I live 45 minutes from work, and am not a morning person, so that makes it pretty tough on me.

The new tower has these vertical neon lights in the parts between the larger faces that I got to see a couple times when sunrise was after I got into the downtown area. They look pretty cool.

cool pics

>>1105
This reminds me of the Anamanaguchi album cover.

<3

Besides the story behind it, that is just cool to watch. The worm formations remind me of the anime Vexille which if you've seen, you know what I'm talking about.

Ooh, that guys working on code hero, now. That video or part of it was actually on the kickstarter page.

>>1110
There's a containership city of sorts in snowcrash, as well..

>>1111
this exact thing crossed my mind when I was posting that actually. The Snowcrash barge constellation thingy was migratory though as far as I recall. Immigrants would use it to cross the pacific, then jump ship.

Oh! Red Star - Winter Orbit (that was the title I think?)

The story by Gibson and Sterling in Mirrorshades, where people latch onto an ailing old Soviet-era satellite to squat it. I've always imagined them sorta added bays and sleeping quarters in a Kowloon fashion.

>>1090
The city has changed rapidly in the last few decades. Loads of historic buildings being taken down (and some VERY convenient fires if you follow me) to be replaced by modern stuff and even condos, something I wasn't expecting to see.

It's a pretty old city for North America actually. There's no grid, there was no long term planning and everything was designed for horses and carts on the left hand side and of course, somewhere along the way someone decided that everyone in the Americas was going to switch sides of the road. So getting around downtown is a nightmare, and makes me glad I'm mostly on foot when I'm in town.

not my pic here but EVERYONE captures this view or one from very near this spot; tourists, pro photographers, painters, everyone.

There's a thread of Belfast down the page somewhere, but I'll take a few more pics next time I leave my lolicon love cave here, let you see some other parts.

I've been wanting to do an OKC thread for a while, but since I'm only downtown for work, I feel a strong urge to get out of there ASAP when I visit. Once it warms back up more I'll take my camera one day a spend a few hours wandering for this thread.

More P'yong... oops, England. I have difficulties telling them apart.

>>1020
This one is very nice, I like the contrast. Where is it?