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RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - panamaniac - 08-07-2015 Lens, do you keep good archives of all your local photography? Someday they are going to make a very interesting record of the Region in the 20teens. RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - Lens - 08-09-2015 I have everything backed up and it's all automatically organized by date and a description so things are fairly east to find. Also Flickr is a pretty good organizer by itself. I hope that folks can look back and find them interesting just as I find older photos of the region fascinating. In the mean time I always offer prints! Duke Street by Matt, on Flickr Grace Lutheran Church by Matt, on Flickr Mayfair Memories by Matt, on Flickr Tivoli by Matt, on Flickr Little Asia by Matt, on Flickr King by Matt, on Flickr Back Alley by Matt, on Flickr Kitchener Summer Skyline by Matt, on Flickr RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - Waterlooer - 08-12-2015 Abraham Erb Grist Mill - Uptown Waterloo RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - Lens - 08-13-2015 After the Rain by Matt, on Flickr Passing Time by Matt, on Flickr 226 Frederick Street by Matt, on Flickr Canopy by Matt, on Flickr KPL Central at Night by Matt, on Flickr Divided by Matt, on Flickr Soaked by Matt, on Flickr Geometry by Matt, on Flickr Core by Matt, on Flickr RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - jgsz - 08-13-2015 Re: Soaked. I think the former Canada Trust Building (TD) was built for this photograph. Very nice! RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - Spokes - 08-17-2015 (08-12-2015, 11:12 PM)Waterlooer Wrote: Abraham Erb Grist Mill - Uptown Waterloo Love this shot. Nicely done. RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - Lens - 08-18-2015 (08-13-2015, 03:49 PM)jgsz Wrote: Agreed! The steps play really nicely with the historic three floor buildings there. Some shots of Conestoga College: Conestoga College - F Wing at Night by Matt, on Flickr Conestoga College - F Wing Corridor by Matt, on Flickr Conestoga College - Cowan Health Sciences Centre by Matt, on Flickr Conestoga College - Sunset by Matt, on Flickr Conestoga College - Cantilever by Matt, on Flickr Conestoga College - F Wing by Matt, on Flickr Conestoga College - F Wing Lounge by Matt, on Flickr Conestoga College - F Wing Walkway by Matt, on Flickr Conestoga College - E Wing Sun by Matt, on Flickr Conestoga College - Student Life Atrium by Matt, on Flickr RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - Spokes - 08-19-2015 Conestoga doesn't get the attention it deserves being on the borders of town, but it's looking good! RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - Lens - 08-21-2015 (08-19-2015, 10:58 AM)Spokes Wrote: Conestoga doesn't get the attention it deserves being on the borders of town, but it's looking good! I find it similar to Laurier in that it has some attractive buildings and some that aren't great at all. But it's a decent mix and the new rec center will look great. RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - Lens - 08-21-2015 Some Galt: Downtown Cambridge by Matt, on Flickr Galt Riverfront by Matt, on Flickr Split by Matt, on Flickr Water Street North by Matt, on Flickr Blacksmith Lofts by Matt, on Flickr Classic Galt by Matt, on Flickr University of Waterloo School of Architecture by Matt, on Flickr Galt CIBC by Matt, on Flickr RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - BuildingScout - 08-21-2015 That flooding wall is so unsightly. I remain convinced that a similar security from flooding could have been achieved using more visually appealing means. RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - Spokes - 08-22-2015 Lot of cool shots in Galt. Nicely done. Could they not build some kind of dam to bring the water level up thus covering the flood wall and also making a better connection to the waterfront? RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - DHLawrence - 08-22-2015 Raising the water level would rather defeat the purpose of having a floodwall to begin with. One problem with a higher water level is that Moffat Creek drains into the river just south of the floodwall after running underground from just north of the bus station. During the 1974 flood the creek backing up was one of the main causes. RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - BuildingScout - 08-22-2015 (08-22-2015, 02:51 PM)Spokes Wrote: Lot of cool shots in Galt. Nicely done. Trick #1: disguise the wall as a staircase. An embankment in downtown Carlow, Ireland. Trick #2: Glass flood walls. Waterford City, also in Ireland. Trick #3: Movable flood walls They can go up in a matter of hours and removed into storage once the flooding risk has passed. RE: Post your pictures of Waterloo Region! - DHLawrence - 08-22-2015 Cambridge has already introduced some elements of 1 on the east bank at the Mill Race. You can now walk along the river from one decorative staircase to a more utilitarian one, both of which are typically covered up during the spring thaw. |