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  1. I tell people all the time that my business thrives due to the kindness of strangers. Nowhere is this more evident than in gaining access to the tops of buildings and other structures to get a great shot. In driving around Western Illinois looking for shots, I stumbled upon this company who loads and unloads the huge b...

  2. This 248 x 74 inch print of St. Lois is taken from the Mississippi River levee, as opposed to the Observation Tower I used in my other panorama. This view eliminates most of the electrical lines and gives a clear view to the Gateway Arch. See more big building and cityscape images on my GigaPan gallery here and on http...

  3. This 180 degree cityscape panorama is taken from atop the observation platform in East St. Lois. The new bridge towers are visible on the right and lots of St. Louis architecture is visible. Note the scaffolding around the old Courthouse. It was under renovation at the time. The image is 447 x 78 at 300 dpi and is offe...

  4. The St Louis Gateway Arch is prominent in this 232 x 60 inch image. The perfect balance between the setting sun and the lights of the city only happens for a few moments each day and it is so fun to be at the right place at the right time to capture it. See more big building and cityscape images on my GigaPan gallery a...

  5. This image of the St. Louis Arch with a river barge that just so happened to be passing by at the right time was taken on my Architectural Photography tour in August of 2012. It is offered as a print at 45 x 60 inches. See more work on the gigapan gallery of large buildings and cityscapes and at kevingsaunder Will open in a new tab or window...