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PostNov 22, 2023#101

I took this photo off of my TV in 2019.  It was from a helicopter doing the weather segment.  I don't think I've seen this angle and magnification anywhere else.  I suggested it to a well-known drone photographer and he gave some reasons why it couldn't be with a drone.  Flying over restricted space or something. 

How can we get a real photo of downtown at night like this one, only high resolution, and very long lens to make the Wheel seem close like this?
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PostNov 23, 2023#102

Man, that really does seem to bump up the density and vibrancy of the typical STL DT shot. Very nice.

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PostJun 04, 2024#103

Can someone with a last-gen phone or profesional camera take some pictures? I feel like the skyline has changed a bit.
I want to compile a bunch of photos and see the difference over time

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PostJun 04, 2024#104

Also, there's been a bunch of St. Louis talk on Facebook lately (mostly in World Cityscapes and Skyscrapers). Lots of folks are talking about our "three skylines", and they're curious about Downtown, Midtown, CWE, and Clayton.  

Several separate threads have been posted, with lots of comments and the inevitable STL vs. KC talk. 

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