Postindustrial Dan Showalter Pittsburgh Beautiful May 14, 2019

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Dan Showalter

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“I was really in the right place at the right time when I took this image. I am an amateur photographer, and I happened to be up early that Saturday morning and took a walk along the North Shore. I got a few nice photos of the bridges and buildings with the reflections on the water. Then, the sun started to come up and I noticed all the bright colors. I thought the angle of the photo made it appear as though the Fred Rogers statue was ‘watching’ the sun rise in these amazing colors. What made the picture extra special is that the school where I work had just finished a kindness-themed week. Seemed a great way to cap off an amazing week of acts of kindness.”

— Dan Showalter

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