Sunrise looking down on the Las Vegas Trip.

[UnknownBro]

 

[TimothyJinx]

I love this shot!

 

[Designer]

FYI: Clark County, Nevada, has the highest rate of new construction permits in the nation.

See? It pays to attend those building inspector workshops.

And you thought it was just for the coffee and doughnuts.

 

[UnknownBro]

FYI: Clark County, Nevada, has the highest rate of new construction permits in the nation.

See? It pays to attend those building inspector workshops.

And you thought it was just for the coffee and doughnuts.

I'd like to hear the ratio of jobs that get finished here lol.

 

[WesternGuy]

Very nice - thanks for sharing.

WesternGuy

 

[pisto1981]

Great shot!

 

[ceeboy14]

Nice shot but I feel there is to much lost in the shadow detail.

 

[Designer]

I'd like to hear the ratio of jobs that get finished here lol.

We didn't hear about that, but I know that they often pull down fairly new buildings to build an even newer one.

If past experience is any indicator, I will speculate that some projects are undergoing "remodeling" even before the original plans have been completed.

 

[bogeyguy]

FYI: Clark County, Nevada, has the highest rate of new construction permits in the nation.

See? It pays to attend those building inspector workshops.

And you thought it was just for the coffee and doughnuts.

There are at least a dozen hotels, casinos, condos, office building sitting at standstill in LV. Some of the incomplete bldgs. are going to be demolished to rid the city of the ugliness in the skyline.

 

[ronlane]

Nice.

 

[UnknownBro]

Very nice - thanks for sharing.

WesternGuy

np glad you liked it.

Great shot!

ty

Nice shot but I feel there is to much lost in the shadow detail.

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I can kind of see that, but I tend to like my photos a bit on the dark side. It's just my style and what's pleasing to my eye.

We didn't hear about that, but I know that they often pull down fairly new buildings to build an even newer one.

If past experience is any indicator, I will speculate that some projects are undergoing "remodeling" even before the original plans have been completed.

There are a lot of projects at a total stand still.

There are at least a dozen hotels, casinos, condos, office building sitting at standstill in LV. Some of the incomplete bldgs. are going to be demolished to rid the city of the ugliness in the skyline.

Sweet more open lots on the strip lol.

JK i agree would make it look better. That linq project and moving fast though. Link for linq below.

The Linq

Another wheel was started across from Excalibur, but they stopped working on that. The linq wheel was started after in fact, and is already farther along.

Nice.

ty

 

[ktan7]

Great shot! Where did you shoot this from?

 

[UnknownBro]

Great shot! Where did you shoot this from?

From a condo in the veer tower near Harmon and Las Vegas blvd.

 

[Michael79]

This shot is beautiful, what lens and camera were used? Great shot!

 

[UnknownBro]

This shot is beautiful, what lens and camera were used? Great shot!

just my 18-105 on my Nikon D 7000