My next installment of street photography, architectural abstracts and other cityscape compositions from Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina. Hope you enjoy!
Thanks for stopping by today. If you liked this post, check out part 1 in this series here, and check back later for more Uptown Charlotte Cityscapes to come. Click an image to see the high resolution version.
Cheers,
C. S.
C.S. Young Jr. Fine Art Photography 
Great series!!!
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Thank for weighing in, appreciate your feedback!
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Another fantastic post – I would not have expected Charlotte to be so busy. Intellectually I know it’s a big city, but it’s hard not to lump it in with other NC places I’ve been to (Raleigh-Durham, Asheville, the coast). The alternating monochrome and color work very well here – and once again I love that color! I like that you often get down low to shoot, and I like the flattened perspective again, especially in the final shot.
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Most folk agree the financial industry contributed to the depth and breadth of the city. There is a lot to see and do. I grew up in Charlotte in the 70s & 80s, its very different now. That last image was shot at 300mm – this 28mm – 300mm Nikkor lens is quite versatile!
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I lived out near the Blue Ridge Mts. for a little while and heard about the crazy growth in Charlotte but I never got there. I’m glad you’re putting those new buildings and the energy to good use. 🙂
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