Focused on the Point is the photographic gallery/blog of Tom Fodi; a man with a passion for photography and Pittsburgh. Whether it's a stunning view of the Pittsburgh skyline, something that catches my eye as I explore this great city, a significant event, or just a relatively interesting image, Focused on the Point serves as the outlet by which I can share what my eye and camera lens see.
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Few words are able to describe the scene of a new sun rising over a beautiful landscape, especially when that landscape is the Pittsburgh skyline. No matter how difficult it might be to get out of bed early enough to experience a view like this, it’s definitely worth the trouble.
On my drive home from the shoot at Washington’s Landing I found it difficult to merely drive by my favorite side of the city, the Northshore. I’m glad I stopped. Here are a couple shots.
There are very few cloudless evenings during the winter in Pittsburgh. However, just before the “Snowmaggedon” Blizzard of last month one of those nights surprised me so I took advantage of it. There are very few views of the Pittsburgh Skyline as brilliant as the one found at Washington’s Landing. Take a look at what I mean.
Nothing quite like a spring evening in the golden triangle. Enjoy!
It’s the first of March and we’re still in the midst of a classic Pittsburgh winter. There’s no telling when the snow will melt away to give life to another picture perfect spring season, but hopefully these images will serve as a slight reprieve from the cold until it does.
