A photo collection of NOLA's urban scenery I took during the fall of 2013.
This was the time when I was at the peak of my interest in big cities. The denser, the better; I spent hours and hours learning about them and visiting them when I had a chance.
It was all about visuals. The architecture, the colors, the shapes. To enjoy all that, I enjoyed finding good vantage points.
Roofs are great. One gets a great outlook on the busy life around, yet, keeps a distance.
To me, a city was like a playground for a kid. It didn't matter which metropolis; every time I was around structures like these, I felt at home, and I didn't care about the rest.
I also didn't limit myself just to the downtown.
Looking back, it was a bit narrow approach - a city has much more to offer. It was like going to a music festival and attending only one concert. It was fine at the time, it was inspiring, and I have great memories of it. But I am glad that I've widened it now.
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