Hope this helps:
On second look at this, I notice where they show the LED at night but no attempt at the reflection from the sides of the indention. I think we'll get to see it soon enough.
Wow! That looks so much better, thanks!
I know a lot of people say having power lines downtown adds character but after seeing the edited version of that picture I think it would look better without the power lines.
We all know where the lights will be...pretty sure they will not look as boring as they do in that GIF.
From dlh87 on flickr, downtown OKC from 35 looking west: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dlh87/6...in/photostream
Cool photo!
the tv news view, love it!
Oklahoma City, the RENAISSANCE CITY!
Could someone post the two pictures of downtown from flickr on our thread. Thanks!
I'm going to order the camera I'm saving for next week....... I have to settle with my old standard 24-70mm zoom. I can still use the camcorder for zoom.
Thanks William!
Courtesy David Huor:
And from me:
Someone should go grab pics in the morning while there is still residual snow left on the building. Could be a cool scene we're not used to seeing.
A View from the top.
Saw a large yellow crawler crane at the site today. It must have been used to take the #2 crane away from the building.
Maybe the red warning lights on the west crown have been there a few days but I only noticed them tonight (2/13):
Maybe they just can't be seen during the day due to size, but I don't see them a couple days before (2/11):
I noticed one of the lights tonight going south on 235 about 7pm.
sweet, Devon will (??) have red collision beacons. ..
I think more OKC skyscrapers need them, notably SandRidge, City Place, and Leadership Square. Even if you don't light up the building, those beacons on top really ADD significantly to the skyline at night. .. (See Seattle skyline if you dont believe me).
Oklahoma City, the RENAISSANCE CITY!
Imagine my surprise around 10 this AM to see an incredibly beautiful, otherworldly silver triangle shimmering suspended in mid-air and imbedded in the lifting fog over westbound I-40. The sunlight reflecting off the top of the east side of Devon's new building left me with an impression I'll not soon forget!! Wish I had had a camera and photographic talent.
I really wish I had something other than my phone, but here they are... It was much more spectacular in person, the wind was wrapping the fog around the building... It looked like the building was erased from the skyline! These were taken at Sheridan and Oklahoma in Bricktown looking West.
IMAG0207 by kbsooner, on Flickr
IMAG0206 by kbsooner, on Flickr
IMAG0205 by kbsooner, on Flickr
IMAG0204 by kbsooner, on Flickr
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