Late August in Raleigh and the 24 Foot Tall Tripod
August 28, 2009 | Switch to thumbnails
Frustrated by trees, power lines and other objects obstructing views around town, I decided to purchase the Manfrotto "Super High Camera Stand". Essentially a tripod extending to 24 feet high, it should allow me new and unique perspectives on the city.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/525379-REG/Manfrotto_by_Bogen_Imaging_269HDB_3U_Super_High_Camera_Stand.html
Several images from this series are test runs with this new tool.
Raleigh Sunset
Elevated view of North Carolina State Capitol Building
Crescent moon sets over the Renaissance Hotel at North Hills
Distant Raleigh Silhouette
Southern 401/70 View
High above Fayetteville Street
Gold tiles on the shimmer wall
Low aerial of the courthouse expansion site
Elevated South Saunders
Hodge Road exit on 264 Raleigh
Finally rising above all the wires at Peace St and St Marys
Lichtin Plaza
Elevated view from the Warehouse District
Raleigh's Main street at night
North Hills 'Midtown Raleigh'
City Plaza Towers
Gradient Sunset from the East
Elevated view over the Raleigh Convention center
One and Two Hannover Square
RBC Plaza
Late day towers
Elevated Panorama
The Bogen Super High Camera Stand in action
South Atlantic Fire Rescue Graphics on the window of the Raleigh Convention Center
Wake Co Parking Deck
Storms move East to West from Boylan Avenue courtesy Tropical Storm Danny
Marriott and BB&T
Cree now has logo signage on the shimmer wall in Raleigh
North Carolina Capitol Building at night
Fayetteville Street looking south (24 feet up)