Trav Bryant/The Terminal
A ford mini van is on fire between 21st and 22nd Streets North on Morris Avenue. Morris is closed between those two streets.
Trav Bryant/The Terminal
A ford mini van is on fire between 21st and 22nd Streets North on Morris Avenue. Morris is closed between those two streets.
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André Natta/bhamterminal.com.
This is one of two banners that are hanging on the corner of the former Regions Bank headquarters in downtown Birmingham that were installed earlier this week. The signs announce the pending arrival of a Renaissance Hotel in the city center and mention the partners and participants in the project. Doesn’t hurt that it references the city’s new logo either.
Posted in 35203, architecture, Business
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Ironically on the anniversary of the Olympic soccer countdown beginning at Legion Field for the 1996 Olympics, it was reported that the U.S. women’s national soccer team will make its return to Birmingham and The Old Gray Lady on May 3. It’s a tune-up for the national squad as they prepare for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and the first time that Legion Field has been used by either of our national soccer teams since the installation of an artificial turf playing surface in 2006.
Photo credit: Norway vs United States, WWC Third Place Match, G romano/Flickr
Hyacinth in Snow. James Faivre/Special to bhamterminal.com.
While we got just enough to make it interesting for those that woke up early this Saturday morning in Birmingham, you really wouldn’t be able to tell that we’d gotten a taste of winter the Friday before Daylight Savings Time begins for the U.S.
James Faivre’s image shows that there was still some beauty to behold today, even if only for a moment. Clicking on the image above will take you to a gallery of photos of taken by Bob Farley this morning out at Ruffner Mountain Nature Center.
Stay warm and don’t forget that you can share your pictures from this morning with us either by email (photos@bhamterminal.com) or by adding them to our Flickr group!
Posted in Birmingham, Random Shots, weather
Tagged 2008, AL, Alabama, Birmingham, images, march, photo, photos, snow, snowfall
Andre Natta/The Terminal
The Eternal Flame of Freedom has once again gone dark in Birmingham’s Linn Park – but with good reason. The monument, relit last month, had a gas leak according to a response received via email earlier today from the mayor’s office.
April Odom, the mayor’s director of communications, said in response to our email that “the city is working with Alagasco to repair the damaged part although the maintenance of the statue is the responsibility of the Jefferson County Commission.”
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We got an earlier this afternoon about an opportunity for photographers. (We would have gotten it up then, but as you can probably tell if you’re reading us on the front page, we were a little busy ).
Apparently a client of o2 ideas is looking for a photograph to be used as a poster backdrop for a cultural training meeting. The image needs to “capture” Alabama and Georgia because that is where these specific employees work and live. For this particular project they want a “nature” image that encapsulates the “Southern Experience”. Pictures can be from any season and do not need to include people or animals.
Submission guidelines after the jump…
Posted in Alabama, Photography
Tagged Alabama, Birmingham, credit, o2 ideas, opportunity, photo, photograph, submission