mikey cee wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 3:47 amI didn't mean to infer or say that any individual's pics were inferior or not good in any way. Only that there were too many GLM shots and others on Abbott Drive etc. Would appreciate west bound shots from the Broadway viaduct, I 29 along the Missouri, Dodge St around 36th. Think of those poor employees at FNB. They are probably 'sick and tired" of those GLM shots that are so misleading. I know that that's life but go easy on the poor souls. As for the Woodmen the Harney at 24th St. can't be topped. What a view that is. These are suggestions not orders folks.
You are correct that you didn't infer that......
For the record NEBUGEATER does not equal BUGEATER !!!!!!!
Night Train wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 4:07 pm
Had a nice little trip downtown today.
Thank you Night Train for your great update!
mikey cee wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 5:01 pm
Ooooohh! Some nice pics there my man. It would be absolutely unthinkable to assume there'd be any copy cats lurking out there!
Maybe I'm just reading too much into the , but I think it really needs to be called out that every person involved in this website are volunteers. We don't have ads and hence receive absolutely no revenue, but pay a fair amount behind the scenes to keep things running.
Everyone who posts updates does so due to their own time/interests. We really appreciate all those who do, whether professionals or amateurs. But nobody should expect photos from anyone and if there is something you want to see, I encourage you to seek it out and post it. It's ok to say you would love to see a photo from somewhere, but please try to not act like it needs to be done.
Busguy2010 wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 12:34 am
Probably from the flyover ramp from NB Kennedy FWY to WB I-80 is a good view. I've been on it plenty while its been shorter, but its a short glance, I rarely take my phone with me while I'm out, and it doesn't sound safe. But if anybodys up to it lol. Its a good high ground view from that perspective that for all intents and purposes, both buildings are the same distance away.
That is going to be a real challenge to capture safely.
Night Train wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 4:07 pm
Had a nice little trip downtown today.
Thank you Night Train for your great update!
mikey cee wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 5:01 pm
Ooooohh! Some nice pics there my man. It would be absolutely unthinkable to assume there'd be any copy cats lurking out there!
Maybe I'm just reading too much into the , but I think it really needs to be called out that every person involved in this website are volunteers. We don't have ads and hence receive absolutely no revenue, but pay a fair amount behind the scenes to keep things running.
Everyone who posts updates does so due to their own time/interests. We really appreciate all those who do, whether professionals or amateurs. But nobody should expect photos from anyone and if there is something you want to see, I encourage you to seek it out and post it. It's ok to say you would love to see a photo from somewhere, but please try to not act like it needs to be done.
100% correct and thank you for the post..We think most everyone is already aware of this, but good to give this reminder from time to time..
Is this what the finished towers gonna look like at night, or are they going to put some sort of tint on the windows eventually?
No, those are the super bright construction lights in there. They will disappear as the floors get finished and switched over to whatever the final lighting is. Every once in a while they remodel a floor in the woodman and it will look like that for a little while.
Night Train wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 4:07 pm
Had a nice little trip downtown today.
Thanks for the update photos.
Night Train wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 4:07 pm24th and Martha St. Bridge
Did you use the lens holes one of the old time railroad photographers cut in the fence on that bridge? Both Martha and Vinton have lens holes cut every so often. I never heard who actually did it, but I always appreciated their effort.
Busguy2010 wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 12:34 am
Probably from the flyover ramp from NB Kennedy FWY to WB I-80 is a good view. I've been on it plenty while its been shorter, but its a short glance, I rarely take my phone with me while I'm out, and it doesn't sound safe. But if anybodys up to it lol. Its a good high ground view from that perspective that for all intents and purposes, both buildings are the same distance away.
That is going to be a real challenge to capture safely.
Not really in the middle of the day. I handed my camera with a big lens to my wife and said "Shoot the skyline as we go around this corner" but she needed more training... LOL. Next time she can drive and I can shoot it.
such a beautiful building. The reflections really make a difference in the skyline- i have always been in love with FNBO, both because it was our tallest and because it's a good design, but Mutual adds a nice contrast
Night Train wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 4:07 pm24th and Martha St. Bridge
Did you use the lens holes one of the old time railroad photographers cut in the fence on that bridge? Both Martha and Vinton have lens holes cut every so often. I never heard who actually did it, but I always appreciated their effort.
Interesting stuff. I have been wanting to take some photos from the 24th & Martha bridge, but wasn't sure how to avoid being blocked by the fence. Evidently I need to take a closer look.
The holes I know about are on Vinton and Martha, but I'm not sure about 24th. Last time I was on Vinton they had some thin wire across the holes, but who knows if that's still there. Martha's holes were still open just the other day. The city of Lincoln actually embraced railroad photographers and put lens holes in the fence of one of their new bridges. I wish Omaha was that proactive.
Thank you all for the compliments!
I did notice there was a bigger hole cut out on the Martha St. bridge, but I didn’t use that one. I wasn’t a fan of that angle. I just put my cellphone up to/through the fence and took photos that way.
Linkin5 wrote: Mon Oct 27, 2025 8:15 pm
Great pics guys. I don’t like it but Mikey Cee’s complaining drives results.
Thanks. That said, I don't need any complaining to get my out to take photos. I have the drive and motivation to get out and take photo on my own, but what I'm lacking is time. In addition to the photography, I have a full time job and two kids that are each in 2 activities. This time of year, by the time I get off work, we eat and run to whatever practice they have that night, its dark by the time I could head out to take photos. I'm currently limited to whatever I can squeeze in on the weekends.
Linkin5 wrote: Mon Oct 27, 2025 8:15 pm
Great pics guys. I don’t like it but Mikey Cee’s complaining drives results.
Thanks. That said, I don't need any complaining to get my out to take photos. I have the drive and motivation to get out and take photo on my own, but what I'm lacking is time. In addition to the photography, I have a full time job and two kids that are each in 2 activities. This time of year, by the time I get off work, we eat and run to whatever practice they have that night, its dark by the time I could head out to take photos. I'm currently limited to whatever I can squeeze in on the weekends.
Even though I've already seen quite a few shots from 10th Street, I really like this one of yours. The colors really pop out. I also enjoyed looking at the photo from 15th Street.
Delrey512 wrote: Fri Oct 31, 2025 12:05 pm
Anyone know what floor they are on with the steel? Kinda curious the projected date will be for the final beam in November
Putting the steel up for 38 and 39 now. Seems like it would be a stretch to get all the steel up by the end of November?
Delrey512 wrote: Fri Oct 31, 2025 12:05 pm
Anyone know what floor they are on with the steel? Kinda curious the projected date will be for the final beam in November
In a March 2025 post on the project website, the team stated: “As steel rises from the concrete podium, we’ll get a clearer sense of the tower’s width and overall shape, with the full height expected to be reached by the end of 2025. Additionally, the glass exterior installation will start in early summer,… and by the end of 2025, we anticipate the tower will be nearly fully enclosed.”
Delrey512 wrote: Fri Oct 31, 2025 12:05 pm
Anyone know what floor they are on with the steel? Kinda curious the projected date will be for the final beam in November
In a March 2025 post on the project website, the team stated: “As steel rises from the concrete podium, we’ll get a clearer sense of the tower’s width and overall shape, with the full height expected to be reached by the end of 2025. Additionally, the glass exterior installation will start in early summer,… and by the end of 2025, we anticipate the tower will be nearly fully enclosed.”
They'll be sprinting to pull that off, but who knows
Delrey512 wrote: Fri Oct 31, 2025 12:05 pm
Anyone know what floor they are on with the steel? Kinda curious the projected date will be for the final beam in November
In a March 2025 post on the project website, the team stated: “As steel rises from the concrete podium, we’ll get a clearer sense of the tower’s width and overall shape, with the full height expected to be reached by the end of 2025. Additionally, the glass exterior installation will start in early summer,… and by the end of 2025, we anticipate the tower will be nearly fully enclosed.”
They'll be sprinting to pull that off, but who knows
Agree; I can't see a world where this happens. If only all the steel is up by EOY I would be shocked.
Spotted a police vehicle, with a composite image that includes the Mutual of Omaha tower. Nice overlay
Yep, that’s my photo. It’s very distinctive because it has the flood water from 2019 and the Ferris wheel from Santa Lucia Festival in it. It’s one of the architectural renderings that the towers architect made back in the beginning.
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