I'd say I love this and give it a thumbs up... if it weren't for the dumb captions in the middle of the pictures blocking them, which can't be read until they're faded in in random order distracting from the images.
Strange how the Lincoln-Levesque wasn't photographed until the final 1/4 of construction. It was probably Tecumseh's home....Idk who built it or for what purpose I just know it wasn't us. Jeez Louise that music literally to tears...it's beautiful.
A news station in Columbus in the 90s recorded some of the earliest HD footage ever in the city and at OSU, they posted the videos on their channel :) As far as I know this makes Columbus, NYC, and Tokyo the only cities with viewable pre-2000s HD footage.
Left Columbus (college) in '82. After living in NYC and now Chicago, it really holds its own as a skyline. Despite the Rhodes tower...it looks at you like it's not really happy with you. Oscar the Grouch comes to mind with those eyebrows. Early 70s brutalism, but I've seen worse. At least it's not solid concrete. Huntington was done right, as was Nationwide, and LeVeque is flat out bizarre/cool.
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Love my city! Thanks for this amazing presentation! 🏆
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You did a Excellent job!!!
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Thanks for your time to share.
Just found this! Good job brother! I just subscribed!
I'd say I love this and give it a thumbs up... if it weren't for the dumb captions in the middle of the pictures blocking them, which can't be read until they're faded in in random order distracting from the images.
Damn Jet.. who is that gorgeous hunk in the picture next to your name??
Excellent. Love the music!
Strange how the Lincoln-Levesque wasn't photographed until the final 1/4 of construction. It was probably Tecumseh's home....Idk who built it or for what purpose I just know it wasn't us. Jeez Louise that music literally to tears...it's beautiful.
Wow I learned somthing cool today!
A news station in Columbus in the 90s recorded some of the earliest HD footage ever in the city and at OSU, they posted the videos on their channel :)
As far as I know this makes Columbus, NYC, and Tokyo the only cities with viewable pre-2000s HD footage.
Thanks
I first saw Columbus in 1977
Idk if y’all know but the flood is how the bottoms and hilltop got their names.
Left Columbus (college) in '82. After living in NYC and now Chicago, it really holds its own as a skyline. Despite the Rhodes tower...it looks at you like it's not really happy with you. Oscar the Grouch comes to mind with those eyebrows. Early 70s brutalism, but I've seen worse. At least it's not solid concrete. Huntington was done right, as was Nationwide, and LeVeque is flat out bizarre/cool.
Great video! not-so-good music.. sounded like funeral music for Superman
"funeral music" ? OK..
Show Off Plz......
proper English is were built not we're built. i see so many typos and misspelling/ misuse of our English language. get it right.
You forgot to put a capital g in the sentence you started.
You need to proofread your critique of people not using proper English and repost, or delete the post entirely.