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Gallery: San Antonio Architecture by Kevin G Saunders

San Antonio Architecture by Kevin G Saunders

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Architectural shots around San Antonio, all created by Kevin G Saunders. These are multi row panos that just focus on one building rather than a complete horizon. There are plenty of details, however!

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  1. The historic San Antonio Express News building on a Saturday morning. You can barely see the construction of the big parking garage on the left. There are lots of fun details here. Note: The button on the left with four arrows pointing at the corners allows full screen viewing!

  2. The San Antonio Library has a unique look and architecture. Once you have seen it you never forget it!

  3. The historic Alameda Theater on Houston Street looking great on a fine spring morning. Note: The button on the left with four arrows pointing at the corners allows full screen viewing!

  4. The Alamo Plaza is bustling with energy and the Alamo, the Emily Morgan Hotel and the Christmas Tree are lit up for the holidays. This shot was taken with a Rolleiflex Hy6 camera, and a Leaf Aptus II 12R 80 megapixel back. See more Kevin G Saunders Fine Art on gigapan and at kevingsaunders.com Will open in a new tab or window

  5. This lovely church is shoehorned in between big buildings in downtown San Antonio. Not that you can read the inscriptions behind the rectory on the statue!

  6. The Valencia Hotel is one of the premiere boutique hotels in San Antonio and the Acenar Restaurant is a hip, cool place to eat or drink.

  7. This view of downtown San Antonio Texas was taken on a clear, starry evening on Christmas Eve, 2012. It is also a print, 64 x 48 inches. See more Kevin G Saunders Photography big prints on the gigapan gallery and at kevingsaunders.com Will open in a new tab or window and facebook.com/kevingsaundersphotography Will open in a new tab or window.

  8. This San Antonio landmark was built in 1933 as the second Lone Star brewery, to keep up with post Prohibition production. The 1933 brewery smokestack has become an iconic landmark in San Antonio. It is prominently visible from Interstate 10 and is used in daily traffic reports as a relative traffic indicator. The b...

  9. Designed by prominent Texas Architect James Riely Gordon (1864-1937), this structure was built in 1894 to house the successful carriage business of German immigrant August Frederick Staacke (d.1909). An excellent example of the architecture of a developing commercial society, the Staacke Building exhibits elements of t...

  10. This panorama features the Alamo Dome, with the Tower of the Americas and the Tower Life building visible in the background.

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