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PRINTS OVER HAMILTON
By Gary Evans
While most photographers have had their feet planted firmly on the ground when taking images of Hamilton, others have sought out a completely different perspective when photographing the city over the years.
Many of these photographers have taken to the sky, taking fascinating photographs looking down on the city.
Most of the photographs in this book were taken by photographers flying high over the city, but others climbed to the top of the old city hall building, or the Pigott building, offering a closer view of the landscape.
There's photographs of Clappison's Corners before traffic lights controlled this busy intersection, the old B-Hive restaurant, bridges, neighbourhoods and old buildings in downtown Hamilton.
Prints Over Hamilton is filled with nostalgia, a book that offers readers a chance to explore the city from a most different perspective.
By Gary Evans
While most photographers have had their feet planted firmly on the ground when taking images of Hamilton, others have sought out a completely different perspective when photographing the city over the years.
Many of these photographers have taken to the sky, taking fascinating photographs looking down on the city.
Most of the photographs in this book were taken by photographers flying high over the city, but others climbed to the top of the old city hall building, or the Pigott building, offering a closer view of the landscape.
There's photographs of Clappison's Corners before traffic lights controlled this busy intersection, the old B-Hive restaurant, bridges, neighbourhoods and old buildings in downtown Hamilton.
Prints Over Hamilton is filled with nostalgia, a book that offers readers a chance to explore the city from a most different perspective.
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