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World Cities
World Cities 		Cincinnati Skyline (Night)
Cincinnati Skyline (Night) 		Cincinnati Skyline (Day)
Cincinnati Skyline (Day) 		Mt. Auburn
Mt. Auburn
Downtown
Downtown 		Over-the-Rhine
Over-the-Rhine 		Mt. Adams
Mt. Adams 		Fountain Square
Fountain Square
Cincinnati Union Terminal
Cincinnati Union Terminal 		Wise Temple (Plum Street Temple)
Wise Temple (Plum Street Temple) 		St. Peter in Chains Cathedral
St. Peter in Chains Cathedral 		Cincinnati Buildings
Cincinnati Buildings
Riverfest 2007
Riverfest 2007 		University of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati 		Xavier University
Xavier University 		Kings Island & Boomerang Bay
Kings Island & Boomerang Bay
Hyde Park
Hyde Park 		West End
West End 		Columbia-Tusculum
Columbia-Tusculum 		Mariemont
Mariemont
Taste of Cincinnati 2008
Taste of Cincinnati 2008 		Wyoming
Wyoming 		Hartwell
Hartwell 		Over-the-Rhine Gateway Quarter Home Tour
Over-the-Rhine Gateway Quarter Home Tour
Clifton
Clifton 		Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge 		East Walnut Hills
East Walnut Hills 		Northside
Northside
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SLRNewb 08-Jul-2008 23:39
Beautiful pictures. I loved each picture and ive been to many of these places. You get around. Thanks for sharing such a WONDERFUL collection!
Jayson 23-Jun-2008 23:02
Thanks for the flattering words Matt. There are so many locations in Cincinnati that I have yet to photograph due to my busy schedule. I have been to the tomb at North Bend and agree that it would be a great photo opportunity.
Matt Frey 23-Jun-2008 04:38
These are the most beautiful pictures of Cincinnati I have ever seen. I have always loved this city, but have come to appreciate it even more after going to college and living in Richmond, Kentucky at Eastern Kentucky University. I am constanly on this site admiring the pictures and the city that I love most. One place I suggest you vist is in the North Bend area at the Harrison Park. The memorial tower/ tomb is amazing and has breath taking views of the Ohio river, as does the surrounding roads. Thanks again for the pictures! I love coming back to the city!
-Matt
Guest 11-Jun-2008 16:50
Beautiful photos of a gorgeous city; thank you. A question for you, though: where are the photos of Madisonville and Madison Place? That area of town is one of the most populous areas of the city, and it has some very visually attractive features. Yet, it is one of the most neglected (and disrespected) areas, too. It need not be that way and I'd love to see what your camera could capture in the Madisonville/Madison Place neighborhood!
tom 04-Jun-2008 15:40
Thanks for the beautiful photos. Very nice! I stubled across your site looking for artwork, actually a row boat or sailboat painted in oil. Did you know that Pete Rose is from Sedamsville. Thanks again.
Tom
JEFFREY L 25-Feb-2008 06:29
WOW!THIS IS EXACTLY I WAS LOOKING FOR.I GREW UP IN NORTHSIDE ON MOLINE CT SOME 30YEARS AGO.WE MOVE TO CALIF WHEN I WAS 15,SOMETHING ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND FREINDS I LEFT ARE STILL IN MY MEMORY.MY SON TURNS 18 IN JULY AN I PLAN TO TAKE THE FLAIMY ON VACATION TO CINCINNATI,OSU,AND NORTHSDIE TO SHOW THEM WHERE I CAME FROM.THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BRINGING VIVID MEMORYS FROM MY CHILDHOOD!!!!!DO YOU HAVE ANY PIC MOLINE CT IN NORTHSIDE IF SO THE WOULD BE COOL.
MFK 01-Feb-2008 16:41
This really is a great collection of photos. Thanks for putting this site together for other to enjoy!!!!
Ronda 06-Dec-2007 01:53
Your pictures are beautiful. I happened upon your site while I was looking for Riverfest Pics. I was transfixed. Needless to say I started to view all the other wonderful photos. Nice to see the city thru your eyes. Keep up the good work & thanks for letting me visit places I never would have gotten to see otherwise.
Guest 06-Nov-2007 19:14
Jayson, your work is beautiful. I visited the site today and marveled at the beauty of Cincinnati. I am a native, born 1937,left the city in 1961, visited almost every year until 1990. Looking at the photos is like another visit. Thank you so much. Barbara Lundy Robinson
Barbara 06-Nov-2007 17:32
Great pictures! You really capture what Cincinnati is about! The only thing missing are a few of the great/real Cincinnati communities. Would love to see College Hill!
PastBuckeye 01-Nov-2007 18:07
To jhornikel: I went to Bond Hill School & remember the candy store as "B's." Your note explains where that came from. Thanks! Although Bond hill School recently was torn down, is St Agnus still there?
Ryan 25-Oct-2007 10:03
I too, would like to see some pictures of Saint Bernard. There is a beautiful church and it is also home to P&G's old factories, St. Bernard Soap Factory and old corporate headquarters, which are old and very cool looking buildings. Keep up the great work!
Guest 21-Oct-2007 16:35
Oops-I found it. You've put together a truly outstanding gallery here!
Jayson 01-Oct-2007 00:50
Doudou, Thanks for the kind words. If you are interested in sharing your photos, please visit http:// www.urbanohio.com/forum. UrbanOhio.com is a community of urban enthusiasts from the local area and many of us enjoy vintage and older photos of Cincinnati.
Doudou 30-Sep-2007 02:43
Excellent photos. I come from your sister city from China---Liuzhou. I've stayed in Clifton, Hyde Park and Indian Hill for 4 and half months. I've visited the Amish Scholl and given the lectures about Chinese culture in Mariemont and Loveland libraries. I enjoyed Skyline and Greater. I love this website.It takes me back to the most beautiful moment in my life. It inspres me to come back again.

I also took many beautiful photos when I was In Cincinnati. How can I share them with you? Thank you. Doudou(Liuzhou, China)
Ken Jones 23-Sep-2007 01:16
Thanks for sharing this body of work Jason. Some people don't see the beauty of OTR. You've motivated me to get out more with my camera and explore our city.
Ruth 07-Sep-2007 00:52
As a former Cincinnatian living in New York, I almost had little tears in my eyes seeing your pictures from Price Hill, and the West End... especially the pictures of the old mansions on Dayton Street. I used to walk by them on the way to school in my earliest childhood days.

After moving to Price Hill later on, I was also very nostalgic about seeing those photos on Carnation avenue, too.

You have given former residents a nice collection to view and your work is excellent.

Thank you so much for this great collection... you are to be commended.
Guest 05-Sep-2007 02:19
Your photos are awesome! Could you please take photos of my hometown, St. Bernard? The schools, churches, houses, etc. Thanks!!!!!
cj 04-Aug-2007 00:02
Hi - I am "exiled" in Atlanta from my beautiful hometown of Cincinnati. I love the city and its outlying areas so much -- it is where I was born, grew up, married, had my kids. I want to go back soon and am planning on it, but until I'm standing on good old Ohio soil again, I could not ask for a better substitute than this site. My whole life has been the Reds and Bengals, Ruth Lyons, the original Izzy's downtown, classes at U.C., I could go on and on, but I won't. I have thoroughly enjoyed the pictures! Thank you so much!
R.C. 30-Jul-2007 01:33
I love this work but I think photos of Blue Ash were missing it was ranked as best place to live in America a couple of times. Overall terrific!!
Candygirl 18-Jul-2007 19:08
These photos are just beautiful. Jayson, you have captured Cincinnati at its best and with all of our varied culture. I really love the neighborhood photos -- I think we have some beautiful places to live here. Great job. And thank you. Where can I buy these? I might be able to put them on our web page just to show how beautiful this city is.
Rooster 13-Jul-2007 16:16
You have some great pics of Cinci they really show the whole area, Im from Greater Cinci and have been shooting some great stuff lately stop by sometime
drealist 05-Jul-2007 21:46
Jayson, Before your pictures I had never seen what Cincinnati looked like, I am impressed very very beautiful. I very rarely find an inland city that looks as good as my hometown(Pittsburgh,Pa.) but I think cincy gives it a run for it's money, I wonder how Cincinnati didn't make it on the world's best skylines list. I think it should have been placed somewhere near pittsburgh's ranking. I was thinking about moving for a change of enviroment and scenery, now I will add Cincy to my list of places to checkout. I like Columbus, Oh. when I was there, I was hopeing some could give me a little info on cincy. email DRealist22@yahoo.com
AJ 22-Jun-2007 14:24
I agree with Steffi (who posted in Jun 2006) that Cincinnati is probably the most beautiful American city. I've traveled all over the states, and nothing compares. When I was in Mount Adams, I distinctly remember feeling like I was in Montmartre in Paris. It's amazing.

I think it's important to note that I do not live there, rather I am a student in Milwaukee (another great city, but not nearly as beautiful) but I've traveled there numerous times and have every intention of moving there when I graduate.

Thank you for all of the wonderful pics. I see that you've been to Milwaukee, thanks for the positive feedback.
--AJ
Guest 07-Jun-2007 15:43
This makes me want to visit The Queen City. Thankyou for your fine photographs.
SK 19-May-2007 22:28
Dude,
great job man.
Go cincinnati!!!
whats the connection between u and cinci
Jayson 14-May-2007 04:22
Are you looking for St. Bernard housing photos or something in particular?
Guest 14-May-2007 02:59
Could you take some pictures in St. Bernard?
S. Sprengard Jr. 09-Mar-2007 19:50
Excellent pictures! Great Job! I'd love to see some photos of those impressive homes and grand churches of East/West Price Hill. i.e. Overlook Ave., Carnation, Purcell etc.
Guest 20-Feb-2007 19:45
Great pics .... I've lived here all of my life and have never wanted to live anywhere else. These pics show why.
richard maynard 16-Feb-2007 00:31
Great gallery, lots of good stuff...
Raine 13-Feb-2007 02:47
oh my goodness! i used to live here and i really miss it and this almost made me cry! i saw people i knew and these are amazing pictures. it was not just the perfect time of year, i could smell the air and just hear the trees rustling in the pictures. amazing!!
Trisha 14-Dec-2006 23:15
Jayson, What an eye! You picked absolutely perfect buildings and scenes to represent each area! The feel and flavor are conveyed so well. Your Mt. Washington shot is the exact one I took to send to my hubby in Vietnam in 1968. Being Mt. Washington residents, I wanted him to "feel" home.
AJ 12-Dec-2006 21:51
I was born and raised in Cincinnati. Your photography is excellent - you have a great way of making even the worst of neighborhoods look decent. I left Cincinnati many years ago, and have no interest in ever moving back. But your photos do show how great a lot of the older architecture is in that area.
Jayson 15-Nov-2006 23:06
Kathy, while King's Island did replace Coney Island in its original form in 1972, Coney Island is still alive and well. In the summer, the Sunlite pool is so packed you're lucky to see the water. You can find more information here: http://www.coneyislandpark.com/
klosk 15-Nov-2006 22:59
Lisa, I think Coney Island is now called Kings Island and is not in the same location as you knew Coney to be. I grew up in Cincy and I now live in Albuquerque. I remember spending time at Sunlite Pool and going to Moonlite Gardens there in Coney. Great Memories. Kathy.
Debbie Dinser Miller 13-Nov-2006 18:31
I would love to have all of your photos loaded so they show in my desktop slideshow. Is that possible?
Pamela J 10-Nov-2006 07:48
Jayson thank you for adding this website to the net. I lived in Cincinnati during the 60's and 70s as a child and have not been back very often since then. I also lived in suburban Chicago during my highschool years and was very excited to show my husband where I had lived until we actually had a chance to visit there again. My heart dropped and I felt miserable that I had ever went back. Areas that I remembered as fun and idealic now seemed just one step from a warzone. At least now I can look at Cincinnati and know that the old girl has still held up to the memory I have of her. I may even plan a vacation there again!
Sarah 31-Oct-2006 15:53
This is great! My husband and I are relocating to the city next summer and this is a great starting point for sorting out all the neighborhoods and suburbs. I'm originally from the area (Owensville) and I can't wait to get back and live closer to downtown than where I grew up. Nice shots :)
Arlette Drahos 01-Oct-2006 20:51
Jayson,
You have made my day! I agree with Dolores...these are wonderful pictures to someone homesick for Zinzinnati. I, too, am in Florida and am getting bored pretty quickly.
I'm scheduling a vacation for next Spring/Summer! (or Summer/Fall) lol
Thanks for sharing...
Dolores E. Schare 14-Sep-2006 15:39
These pictures are worth a million to someone who is homesick for Cincinnati. Thank you for sharing them. After 18 years with the Chamber, I find South Venice FL beautiful but tame.
Jayson 08-Sep-2006 01:50
Cyndy, I appreciate the offer. My work schedule this year has hindered my ability to expand my neighborhood galleries as much as I would have liked. In time I hope to cover West & East Price Hill as well as many other neighborhoods.
Cyndy Driehaus 07-Sep-2006 15:49
Hey Jayson;
Beautiful stuff.Only one thing-Where is the rest of Price Hill? There are gorgeous homes in West and EAst Price Hill neighborhoods.We live in West.YOu're welcome to shoot ours anytime.Let me know.Cyndy Driehaus
markvm 22-Aug-2006 00:09
I commend you on displaying all the localities in and around Cincy. Maybe see you at Tallstacks.

Mark Megerle
Guest 28-Jul-2006 16:57
Absolutely amazing! I have never seen pictures like these. how did you do it? beautiful, just beautiful!
adrianne 18-Jul-2006 14:39
Love the pictures I can't wait to move to Cinci...Is it at all Possible to get a print of any of the pictures?
Jim Kramer 12-Jul-2006 00:46
Thanks for the great work in this awesome collection of images! -Jim
Steffi 30-Jun-2006 23:26
Hi everyone,
between September 2003 and September 2004 I lived in Cincinnati. I worked there as an Au Pair and it was the most wonderful year of my life. I really enjoyed the time in the states. And I absolutely love Cincinnati. I think for a German Au Pair it is one of the most beautiful cities to be in the states. I enjoyed for example my first Octoberfest in Cincinnati. I have never been to the Octoberfest in Germany, because I live in the western part between Cologne and Frankfurt and it is pretty far away from Munich. So I was really happy to see so many beautiful pictures of the city.
Thank you so much for the great pictures. The pictures I took in Cincinnati are not close as good as those.
Steffi from Germany
j.hornikel 08-Jun-2006 02:37
after my father died in the 50's, my mother moved all of us seven kids to florida. i was 8 at the time,lived at 1413 regent ave.and attended st.agnus school.i remember "brighhollies" candy store next to the church on california ave.i still have such a longing for beautiful cincinnati! my father was a pharmacist for abbott labratoties and when not filling prescriptions,he was making customers sodas .anyone out there remember us? jhw6880@yahoo.com
cathychristy 25-Apr-2006 00:44
Wow! I've always dreamed of capturing my hometown like this! You've done an exceptional job, and seem to be up on your Cincinnati history as well - which is great because this city has such a rich background and we need to keep it alive. The Queen City as so much to offer, and it's a never-ending souce of interesting and beautiful subjects. Thanks for such a great site.
Jeremy J 06-Apr-2006 18:54
cincinnati is the coolest city on earth awesome hills killer buildings fantastic views pretty greenery and is the most distinct american city please keep them coming got any latonia pics
Brad 26-Mar-2006 16:57
Cincinnati is a great city. I moved here from Pittsburgh. Best decision of my life. Cincinnati is more planned out than Pittsburgh. Every year in Pittsburgh you hear about buildings ready to slid down the hillside cause they were poorly planned. But they also say that Cincy and St. Louis are competing with eachother. Wheres the comepetion? I have been to St. Louis their riverfront isnt the greatest. Cincinnati spends more on their riverfront than any other city in the United States. I cant wait for the Banks Project to get underway. And for the Queen City Tower to get underway also.
Lisa 25-Mar-2006 21:15
Jayson, Beautiful Photos! I am not a photographer and I am in awe of your work. I came upon your website trying to find a few shots of Coney Island Sunlite Pool. My family and I have been members since I was a baby (42 yrs) and the place means alot to us! Hopefully, you will capture it someday :) Thanks for sharing your unbelievable work! Lisa
Keith 09-Mar-2006 06:19
Jayson...the term 'ohmigod!' does not begin to do your photos justice...I had lived in this area before (April 98-May 99 in Roselawn) and as luck would have it, I met the love of my life in Middletown, where I live now...Your shots bring back such a powerful and overwhelming flood of memories, and wishes for memories yet to come...Cincinnati and Sothwestern Ohio as a whole get a bad rap sometimes (I'm a native of Cleveland), but I challenge anyone not from this area to look at your photos and not be moved by what they see...I am proud to once again live in this area, with its abundant architectural and natural beauty, friendly people, low cost of living, and a plethora of things to do and see and places to go...LOL---and yes, I have my own suggestions for more photos, i.e. College Hill, Madisonville, more shots of Northside, Dayton, Mt. Airy, more shots of Mt. Auburn (those views of the city from up there stole my breath)...you, sir, have something wonderful here, and the world outside SW Ohio needs to know!
Susan 20-Feb-2006 16:17
Great photos. Do you have any of St. Gregory Seminary in Mt. Adams?
Jason 17-Feb-2006 20:29
Great pictures I love the site gotta love it here
Jayson 03-Feb-2006 20:01
Over-the-Rhine is a Cincinnati neighborhood located directly north of downtown. The area really began to expand in the late 1820s with the construction of the Miami and Erie Canal, which formed the boundaries of the neighborhood to the south and west. Over-the-Rhine quickly gained a reputation as an ethnic neighborhood, with almost half of its residents being German immigrants. The area got its name because members of the city observed that crossing over the Miami and Erie Canal was like crossing the Rhine River into Germany. Today the southern boundary is Central Parkway where the canal was once located. The other neighborhoods that border it are the West End, Mt. Auburn, Pendleton & Fairview.
Guest 03-Feb-2006 17:59
I graduated from UC. I came to Cincinnati from Asia in 1989.
I lived in Clifton Area. But I still do not have an idea what is the area of "Over the Rhine". I will appreciate if you could please use the street names to enclose the area!
I love Cincinnati more than any other cities!

Jennifer
jdong999@yahoo.com
Guest 24-Jan-2006 01:32
Where's Hartwell. This beautiful old community deserves to be seen. Anywhere in the city in 10 mins, victorian homes with huge yards.
John 31-Dec-2005 22:34
Jayson,
Found your pix by accident. I viewed each one, and came across a picture of my house!! It brought me such wonderful childhood memories. John
J. Fanty 21-Dec-2005 03:44
Beautiful gallery, the pictures are so rich. I was searching for images from the Fz20 and these completely blew me away. The night shots especially!
Dmitriy 03-Dec-2005 13:48
excelent fotoes, nice work! Thank you
Jim Gamble 23-Nov-2005 16:11
I sent the web address of your site to a friend who wanted to see pics of Cincinnati. The photos are very representative -- and make me wish I could spend more time in the Queen City with my family.
Ashley Hockenberry 14-Nov-2005 17:37
Very well done. Extensive and complete!
Jayson 08-Nov-2005 01:55
Ron, that is a very flattering comment. It has been a pleasure photographing Cincinnati and learning about a city so rich with history. Thank you for the kind words.
Ron MuellerRonon 04-Nov-2005 05:40
There are many great examples of magnificent photos depicting cities all over the world that are on every tourist's list as "must see" on the internet. You have given Cincinnati that "must see" enticement by your splendid photography not only for those who have never been to Cincinnati but also for the hometowner who has lived here for sixty- five years. I've seen Cincy today through the eye of a camera lens that captures the true essence and romance that makes our hometown the "Queen City".
Dave S. 21-Oct-2005 01:44
Your pics bring back many memories to this boy who is now far, far away. Great work!
Karen 08-Sep-2005 16:33
I´m currently studying in Spain at an international Spanish language school (in Sept. 2005). I had to do a presentation in Spanish about my home country, and as the only American (and Ohioan...and Cincinnatian....) in my class, I really wanted to show my fellow classmates the beauty of my city. Thank you for supplying me with gorgeous pictures that make my heart hurt with homesickness and will hopefully convince my international friends to come and visit me and Cincinnati.

Thanks again,
Karen
Jayson 19-Aug-2005 02:32
Kent, I appreciate the great feedback and compliments. Cincinnati is a great city and I am glad to hear that I have showed the city in a positive light. Thanks for the suggestion; I will try to expand the descriptions.
Kent Lyle 12-Aug-2005 23:28
As one who is contemplating moving to Cincinnati, your photo website has been an invaluable resource. Cincy gets pegged as a real "stick-in-the-mud" place, but these pictures show evidence of a real funky and colorful city. I keep looking at it again and again. Can't stop myself! Maybe you left off the boring sections.
A photo website like this can do more good than the biggest municipal PR blitz could ever hope. Only one suggestion - some extra comments might tell us which buildings and places we are looking at.
busterna 28-Jun-2005 02:25
Amazing work. You have truly captured the heart and soul of the Queen City. I plan on moving to Cincy in the near future, hopefully with some time I can experience all that Cincinnati has to offer.
Barath AR 11-Jun-2005 03:28
All fotos r excecllent .. Sad that there is no EXIF details.. if it is there.. would help amateur fotographers like me..
john boyd 04-Jun-2005 15:35
Jayson - Very nice colorful galleries. Makes me want to visit your city.
Jeff 27-May-2005 17:10
Great Photos.
But, believe it or not, there are things west of I-75.
Heck, you made out of over the rhine alive.
Albert Scott Ammon III 13-Jan-2005 04:52
Awesome photography-looks like a lotta time was put in to this fun hobby!! My hat is off to the one who put this together.
Brad K 01-Jan-2005 23:03
great gallery of cincy...though i wish you had more of the historical houses in clifton and norwood but you did a great summary a large city
DayOH47 16-Jun-2004 13:48
Excellent gallery Monte! I enjoyed my visit.
Joel Conte 04-May-2004 14:25
Jayson you should do this for a living. You seem to have an eye for cityscapes. I gotta get back to the 'Nati!
Jeff Cochran 02-May-2004 22:29
Very nice galleries!
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