Irene sunset behind downtown Raleigh – part 2

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Redhat moves to downtown Raleigh

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Piece of World Trade Center steel at Nash Square in Raleigh

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Fog partially obscures the Raleigh Skyline

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Piece of World Trade Center steel at Nash Square in Raleigh

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Fisheye of the Raleigh Convention Center and Ampitheater

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NCDOT City of Durham locomotive sits at City of Raleigh Amtrak Station

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Remains of the sunset

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A Nissan Leaf charges its batteries at Nash Square (also spotted a Tesla Roadster charging here)

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Raleigh Skyline in the clouds

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Wet Salisbury Street

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Lightning streaks over Raleigh

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Black and White Rain

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Lightning over the Raleigh Skyline

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September 7, 2011 Raleigh Sunset

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Comments

1. Anonymous says:
   

   September 7th, 2011 at 4:51 pm (#)

   Thanks Matt. That wet Salisbury Street photo is near the new SECU building I think.

2. Anonymous says:
   

   September 7th, 2011 at 8:30 pm (#)

   Thanks Matt…love the Lightning streaks over Raleigh shot. Raleigh looks rather large in the shot. Looking at all the smaller buildings make the 3 taller ones appear taller than they are. The shot makes the skyline look wider at this angle. Can’t wait to see everything in person at the end of the year.

3. Anonymous says:
   

   September 7th, 2011 at 10:43 pm (#)

   First pic is gawwgeus.

4. Anonymous says:
   

   September 8th, 2011 at 4:00 pm (#)

   Absolutely stunning images, and the colors are so vibrant!!! The red fedora added a comic relief, for sure, but the lightning shots capture everyone’s attention, I think. Thanks for continuing to share your photos with us.

5. Anonymous says:
   

   September 8th, 2011 at 10:56 pm (#)

   Nice job Matt. I will be flying into Raleigh for the Hopscoth Music Fest that is DT Raleigh this weekend. Can’t wait!!

6. Anonymous says:
   

   September 10th, 2011 at 8:54 pm (#)

   for years I too have been enjoying your photo series, only now have I decided to leave a comment, don’t know why and I have no explainable reason, anyway, BIG THANKS to you Matt for your due dilligence in posting these photos…I especially like the comments that Ernest and others give regarding Raleigh’s growth, great input. I was born in North Carolina -the Songland-(a Californian for most of my life) and have been thinking of retiring there, so I really do appreciate the dialogue. Keep up the good work and maybe I’ll have the opportunity meet you all one day. Be safe and continue to do good work.

7. Anonymous says:
   

   March 11th, 2013 at 10:22 pm (#)

   Wow, cool, u saw a roadster charging? Love those cars…so cool.

8. Anonymous says:
   

   March 11th, 2013 at 10:24 pm (#)

   Sucks they dont make them amymore 🙁

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