Buildings in Houston (my photo, Fujifilm X-T5)
photography·Photographybypwnicholson Buildings in HoustonBuildings in Houston (my photo, Fujifilm X-T5)View original on lemmy.world72Comments5Reply
aaeronmelon lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyThe last time I was in downtown Houston it felt so cold and desolate despite being wall to wall skyscrapers filled with people. This picture accurately captures that feeling.11Reply
WhiteOakBayou replylemmy.worldDowntown Houston at night is essentially a ghost town. Going to shows down there at night is the best because there is so much street parking after all the business people leave.1Reply
rramius345 sh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyIt's so hot and humid that they have a tunnel system between the buildings to minimize time outside.3Reply
pwnicholson replylemmy.worldLike Minneapolis and Toronto do because of cold and ice. Not an unusual adaptation. Las Vegas also does it because of heat.2Reply
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The last time I was in downtown Houston it felt so cold and desolate despite being wall to wall skyscrapers filled with people.
This picture accurately captures that feeling.
Downtown Houston at night is essentially a ghost town. Going to shows down there at night is the best because there is so much street parking after all the business people leave.
It's so hot and humid that they have a tunnel system between the buildings to minimize time outside.
Like Minneapolis and Toronto do because of cold and ice. Not an unusual adaptation. Las Vegas also does it because of heat.
Tears gone cold I'm wondering why...