Favorite Skyline Shots

[Spartan]

Insight Visual Media has posted 4 new aerial shots of OKC on their facebook page.
All taken from over the Medical District area:













Source: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...9623730&type=1

This is a beautiful view, love seeing Deep Deuce garnishing the skyline.

[Praedura]

Very stylish nighttime panorama:



Photo by Tony Hochstetler.

Source: Tony Hochstetler: OKC Skyline

"Photographed from the twentieth floor balcony of the Classen Building."

[UnFrSaKn]

Oklahoma City at Night (December 2 2013) - a set on Flickr

[UnFrSaKn]

[Praedura]

Will, your pics are ausgezeignet!

Especially love the night shots here. Downtown OKC at night is becoming one sexy lady.

[OKCisOK4me]

Will, your pics are ausgezeignet!

Especially love the night shots here. Downtown OKC at night is becoming one sexy lady.

Yep. The shots from on top of the garage make me want to envision the streetcar tracks and Will having to wait for it to roll around so he can include it, and by that time, the SC Tower...

[tomokc]

I don't have a pic to post, but I was on a group bicycle ride last night and we paused SE of downtown to regroup. Looking across the Oklahoma River and boathouses to the CBD skyline to the NW, it was a stunning sight. It was a clear night with no wind and temps in the 50s, and I was one of 18 friends on bikes riding along the river before having dinner together.

We have so much to be thankful for.

[Praedura]

I don't have a pic to post, but I was on a group bicycle ride last night and we paused SE of downtown to regroup. Looking across the Oklahoma River and boathouses to the CBD skyline to the NW, it was a stunning sight. It was a clear night with no wind and temps in the 50s, and I was one of 18 friends on bikes riding along the river before having dinner together.

We have so much to be thankful for.

That's cool. I can well imagine how that looked, and felt. Thanks for passing that along. (too bad you didn't have a camera with you!)

[Praedura]

Sometimes, it's just a matter of perspective...

[KayneMo]

Love these! (I didn't know how to make them appear not as links...)

http://instagram.com/p/iHzF81l-DN/

http://instagram.com/p/hdjdSel-KE/

http://instagram.com/p/faobu6F-Dw/

From http://instagram.com/molly_cariker

[OKCDrummer77]

Sometimes, it's just a matter of perspective...

Downtown as seen from Australia?

[KayneMo]

Flickr: eakidwell's Photostream

[Cooper_GOIVM]

Some fun projects we've recently finished at Insight Visual Media involving OKC Skyline.

[Cooper_GOIVM]

[catch22]

^

As much as I despise car commercial, that's a good one.

Also good to see OUR skyline instead of some other city's and them try and pass it off as OKC.

[Cooper_GOIVM]

^

As much as I despise car commercial, that's a good one.

Also good to see OUR skyline instead of some other city's and them try and pass it off as OKC.

Couldn't agree more, local car commercials make me queezy, especially the hard-sell variety. Fortunately the Cooper Auto Group's agency approached us with an open mind and a big enough budget to produce something people half way enjoy watching.

[Prunepicker]

I've always liked the view from the Skyline Diner on S.E. 15th just
west of S. Eastern. The food is good, not fashionable or decadent.
It's just good and much like Coit's was.

[Prunepicker]

As much as I despise car commercial, that's a good one.
Also good to see OUR skyline instead of some other city's and them
try and pass it off as OKC.

You've lost me on this one. What are you talking about?

[ljbab728]

You've lost me on this one. What are you talking about?

Since you don't watch TV, there is no way to explain local commercials to you.

[UnFrSaKn]

I've always liked the view from the Skyline Diner on S.E. 15th just
west of S. Eastern. The food is good, not fashionable or decadent.
It's just good and much like Coit's was.

Also my favorite since I grew up across I-35 from there and went to school at CO.

[Snowman]

I saw one in an article about another city trying to pass a MAPS style tax, I liked it because it is from a vantage point that is rarely shot from so at first I just assumed it was their downtown and kept reading till a little later I looked back at the photo and recognized Devon tower, of course it did not take long to recognize the other buildings once I knew it was here but overall it is a much more modern look than many angle of the city.

[Urbanized]

City of the Future!

[Plutonic Panda]

I saw one in an article about another city trying to pass a MAPS style tax, I liked it because it is from a vantage point that is rarely shot from so at first I just assumed it was their downtown and kept reading till a little later I looked back at the photo and recognized Devon tower, of course it did not take long to recognize the other buildings once I knew it was here but overall it is a much more modern look than many angle of the city.

Do you remember what city it is? Detroit could really use a rehab...

[Prunepicker]

When I was a kid we ate at the Chandelle Club, atop the Founder's
Tower, several times per month. We'd be seated on the carousel
during brunch after church. The late great "Dub Farley" would
play piano. I gigged with him some 20 years later. Watching the
cars buzz around the neighborhoods was too cool and not to
mention you could see all of OKC and beyond.

Aside... nothing was cooler than a 16 year old (read me) taking
a date to the restaurant and signing the tab afterwards. Did you
know the menu for the female didn't have prices listed? Today's
restaurants could learn a thing or two from that barbaric custom.

[Prunepicker]

Also my favorite since I grew up across I-35 from there and went to
school at CO.

Prunette attended CO. Do you remember the Dairy Boy (?) on 15th?
She mentioned the Frito Chili Pies that were still in the bag and how
the owner would let them eat in the back porch if it was cold.