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Between Rivers and Steel

Exploring the great city of Pittsburgh
Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
February 14, 2025

February 14, 2025/Midnight

 

City of Bridges: An iconic yellow bridge, one of 446 bridges in the city with the most bridges, Pittsburgh (Kiley Williams)

 

City Skyline: Modern, blue-tinted glass skyscrapers miraged together to create the beautiful Pittsburgh skyline. (Kiley Williams)

 

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The art scene: Weathered stone statues of robed ladies gathered in the snow-dusted yard of the art museum of the Mattress Factory (Kiley Williams)

 

Wild wonders: A flock of bright salmon-colored flamingos feeding in a stream at the Pittsburgh Zoo (Kiley Williams)

 

Art in all sizes: A cozy exhibition in the Carnegie Museum of a miniature historical American town. Little people walk the snowy streets, as the vibrant lights glow from the house windows (Kiley Williams)

 

Bear-ble Pittsburgh: The clumsy figure of a furry polar bear swimming in blue water of the Pittsburgh Zoo. The bear blows bubbles that cause ripples on the surface of the water (Kiley Williams)

 

Cafés and comfort: A cute little brick cafe on the corner of an intersection. Golden light from the sun set luminate inside the shop (Kiley Williams)

 

The past looms large: Towering brick smokestacks line the roadside, reminding us of the the Steel City’s industrial history (Kiley Williams)

 

Three rivers: The snowy bank of one of Pittsburg’s three rivers; The Alleghany, Ohio and Monongahela. The three rivers have hugely affected the history, economics and culture of Pittsburgh (Kiley Williams)

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Kiley Williams
Kiley Williams, Photographer
Kiley Williams is this academic years Photographer for The Gannon Knight. Kiley is a junior biology major from St. Mary’s PA. A fun fact about Kiley is that she can drive a forklift.