Walking Downtown after 9pm is one of my favorite past times. It feels like the entire world has been emptied and I’m the only one left. There’s something magical about being down there alone like that.
Tis a shame. Always wanted to live in Tulsa, but the job wasn’t there. Downtown OKC used to be shabby by comparison, and in the past 10 years what has happened is phenomenal…people are downtown, including living downtown…still no grocery store, but it’ll come. Wish Tulsa could get it together on getting people downtown.
I suppose it’s always been that way. I don’t believe that I can ever remember downtown being busy after dark, unless there is a concert. Even then there was no place to grab a bite to eat, pre-concert, nor have that late coffee and dessert afterwards. Maybe someday. Still, it looks much better than it did in the 70’s.
Downtown looks empty but SO CLEAN. I’m very doubtful that the city of Leeds,Yorkshire, where I live, looks as pristine. Mind you, it’s also full of restaurants, bars and nightclubs so that could well be the answer. I’d be scared to walk in Leeds, downtown Tulsa doesn’t look scarey at all.
Walking Downtown after 9pm is one of my favorite past times. It feels like the entire world has been emptied and I’m the only one left. There’s something magical about being down there alone like that.
Tis a shame. Always wanted to live in Tulsa, but the job wasn’t there. Downtown OKC used to be shabby by comparison, and in the past 10 years what has happened is phenomenal…people are downtown, including living downtown…still no grocery store, but it’ll come. Wish Tulsa could get it together on getting people downtown.
There is something magical here indeed and you’ve captured it beautifully! Enjoy your weekend!
Sylvia
At least they didn’t pull the sidewalks in. 😉
ahhhhh but you were there! Great shot of aloneness on the street!
Very nice shot.
Regards and best wishes
A shame people aren’t taking advantage of the nice area.
Nice, Yogi. Love all the brick. But where are all the people?
I suppose it’s always been that way. I don’t believe that I can ever remember downtown being busy after dark, unless there is a concert. Even then there was no place to grab a bite to eat, pre-concert, nor have that late coffee and dessert afterwards. Maybe someday. Still, it looks much better than it did in the 70’s.
Tucked in bed warm and cosy? Looks chilly 🙂
That’s the best time to enjoy being out there and taking in the shape of a town. Great solitary shot!
I’m a little afraid of who, or what, might jump out of the shadows! But then again … I’m a wimp! Great photo!
Downtown looks empty but SO CLEAN. I’m very doubtful that the city of Leeds,Yorkshire, where I live, looks as pristine. Mind you, it’s also full of restaurants, bars and nightclubs so that could well be the answer. I’d be scared to walk in Leeds, downtown Tulsa doesn’t look scarey at all.
une belle photo de nuit, qui fait bien resortir l’eclairage des fetes.
Merci d’avoir participer au challenge “Walk In The Street Photography”
Middle of winter, everyone is hibernating in front of the fire.
perhaps it is to cold outside, but a nice shot anyway…;-D
I’m moving to Tulsa!