A white-tail buck enjoys an afternoon snack in a small patch of woods in Oakmont on Thursday afternoon, November 5, 2009.
Snack Time
Pedicure
The toes of the World War II memorial, "Sacrifice," in Legion Park in Brighton Heights have been vandalized with graffiti.
Glen Meakem
Glen Meakem, event chair of the 20th annual Veterans Leadership Program of Western Pennsylvania's "A Tribute to Veterans 2009 Partners in Leadership Awards" addresses the crowd at the ceremony at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland on Thursday evening, October 29, 2009.
Surgery
Dr. Susan Jordan, center, an orthopedic surgeon at UPMC South Side prepares Denny Falsetto, 64, of Brownsville for surgery in the operating room on Wednesday afternoon, October 28, 2009.
Yard Work
Dan Coyne takes advantage of the warmer fall weather to clean up the leaves in his yard along Wayne Road in Highland Park on Monday afternoon, October 26, 2009.
Fall Skyline
The city can be seen through fall leaves from on top of Schenley Park in Oakland on Monday afternoon, October 26, 2009.
Iron City
Steve Panos, 28, of Squirrel Hill holds his daughter, Emily, as him and his wife look at a collection of old Iron City cans at an auction for Iron City Brewing in Lawrenceville on Friday afternoon. Panos is the head brewer at The Rock Bottom in the Waterfront. Iron City Brewery is auctioning off old brewery equipment and memorabilia. Money will be used to pay debt and for general operating expenses.
Skateparks
Dormont Council rejected a mother's proposal to build a skatepark as a memorial to her two sons this month after residents on both sides of the issue made impassioned pleas. While some opposed the ideas other skateparks in the region have been looked at as models to what has worked and what hasn't. The region has many skateparks which are frequented by many skateboarders, in-line skaters, and bikers including X-treme Sports Park in Penn Hills, AE Ride Skatepark in Cranberry Township, and Monroeville's Boyce Park's skatepark. Note: The top image is a photo illustration.
Boston Brass
Members of the world renowned Boston Brass perform at Bethel Park High School on Monday afternoon, October 19, 2009.
Miniture Pittsburgh
Tilt-shift photography has been around for awhile, but has recently gained a new popularity after photographers such as Vincent Laforet began publishing his tilt-shift photographs in the New York Times. I've decided to experiment with this technique to create my own illusions of a miniaturized world in some of my photographs. Keep in mind tilt-shift photographs are photo manipulations and distort the reality of an image.
Audrey Russo
Audrey Russo, president and CEO of the Pittsburgh Technology Council is reflected in a sculpture on exhibit in the council's The 15 Minute Gallery at their office along Technology Drive in Oakland. The sculpture is titled "All About Red" and was created by artist Ron Nigro.
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