Cincinnati is a beautiful city any time of day, but she shines the most at night. Todd and I went down to Newport and Covington, Kentucky to shoot some cityscapes of the Queen City from just across the Ohio.
Focus baby!
My model.
Watching you, watching me.
The Majestic.
Bridges of the Ohio.
Like ice.
The colors.
Connections.
Newport shark.
The ramp.
Relaxing.
This is where the colors of the river start.
Nose hair.
The old bridge still shines.
Big wheel keep on..
Goodnight y’all.
sethsnap 
Looks like a beautiful clear night for photography, or is that just your skill making everything look so clear? 🙂
It was nice and unusually cool for this time of year.
You certainly have captured some great views. The Steam Boat wheel almost looks like a toy.
Thanks. 🙂
great pictures!! Rreally makes me want to visit! Get Ohio to sponsor your work! they should, it paints them in a fantastic light!!
Thanks. I send them notices and tweets but they don’t show much interest. 🙂
Then more fool them!
🙂
Great pictures, Seth. I drove across the border from Covington a couple of times…I think it is a surprisingly beautiful city!
Indeed. Thanks. 🙂
All wonderful photos!
Thanks Elizabeth.
Those are really beautiful!!
thanks so much.
Great set, i really like the different bridges pictures, so colorful !
Yes, for some reason I am drawn to bridges.
You should do postcards…these are great! Thanks for sharing….cheers, Barbara xxxx
Good idea. I have thought about making some prints and going to various events and sell them.
Wow – gorgeous! Like always 🙂
Thanks Gwen.
I looked around the site to see if you’d already answered this question (I’m sorry if you have and I overlooked it!). What kind of camera do you use?
For this set (I got a new camera a few weeks ago), I used a Nikon D5200. I upgraded from my Nikon D3100.
Thank you! I’ve been “shopping around” for a new camera, and after seeing the crispness of your photos, I had to ask!
They were running a sale on the D5200 on Amazon. It was D5200, the 55mm-300mm, a tripod, a bag and other things for around $1000.
beaucoup d’humour sur certaines 😛
🙂 Oui, j’essaie d’avoir un peu d’humour dans la vie.
Do you know if the Riverside Terrace next to the suspension bridge in Covington is still there? Mark and I were married there in 1983!
I don’t think that it is, but I’ll check next time for you.
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Beautiful series!
Thanks Gracie.
Absolutely love that first shot!
Glad you like that one.
Same here! Great work all the way through, but the first shot is perhaps the best.
Thanks. :):)
I think you’re presenting a master’s class for photographers, and for those of us who also notice the wit and wisdom of your writing.
Thanks Bonnie. That’s very kind of you to say.
Fantastic night views.
Thanks David.
This was really beautiful. You captured the lights and buildings aand bridges so well. You really should record lesons for youtube. I coud use the instruction and i bet there are pleny of others who’d like that too.
Thanks Donna. I’ll keep that in mind. For these shots, I used a tri-pod and set the shutter between 10-30 seconds and put the camera on remote. The longer the shutter the more twinkle in the lights and the more the river looks like ice/glass.
Thank you so much. I’ll try that!
lindo demais!
Gracias.
Great photos.
Thanks so much. 🙂 xx
Love the pictures. One of these days I’ll get down to the other side of the state and explore Cincinnati. Looks beautiful.
Yes you should. 🙂 And I Cleveland. (Been several times but never with camera)
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