The sky above Heinz Field is lit up last Thursday before Steelers-Ravens. -- DAVE DiCELLO
October 5, 2015
Our Dave DiCello climbed high above the city for these shots of Heinz Field fireworks just before the Steelers-Ravens game last Thursday.
Oh, and go visit Dave at his new store on the main level of Fifth Avenue Place, Downtown. And tell him you’re a subscriber!
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There are shots from Mount Washington, then shots like this from high above the Mount. -- DAVE DiCELLO
September 28, 2015
ST. LOUIS — Our Dave DiCello rises above his peers in more ways than one, judging by all the flights he’s been taking over our city of late. This week’s gallery comes courtesy of a helicopter night ride taken last week.
Oh, and hey, go visit Dave at his new store on the main level of Fifth Avenue Place, Downtown. And tell him you’re a subscriber!
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Heinz Field, 66,427 fans, a giant ketchup bottle, the skyline ... you got it all. -- DAVE DiCELLO
September 21, 2015
Our Dave DiCello took many photographs of the Steelers’ 83rd home opener Sunday. You saw his football work on our various files from the game, but he also — as ever — shot pretty much everything around him, as well.
I can’t tell you how happy and proud we are to have this extraordinary talent.
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A city awaits help -- for its starting rotation -- after beaming a Bat-signal onto the Gulf Tower. -- DAVE DiCELLO
September 14, 2015
Over the weekend, A.J. Burnett asked me if anyone had taken any quality shots of the Downtown skyline last Thursday when his return to the mound was greeted by laser-powered Bat-signals, courtesy of Mayor Bill Peduto.
I’m happy to say that the answer, for A.J. and his family, is a resounding yes, courtesy of our very own Dave DiCello.
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A few rays of sunshine sneak through the clouds over the warship on our rivers. -- DAVE DiCELLO
September 7, 2015
ST. LOUIS — The city where I’m writing this is famous for steamboats along the Mississippi, but the city where I live is probably better known for having provided the steel to build … well, half the planet at one point. And that includes warships.
Now through Tuesday, there’s an LST World War II transport ship docked near Heinz Field. Well worth your time … and a few snaps from our Dave DiCello:.
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A tree at the West End Overlook offers a natural frame for our city's skyline. -- DAVE DiCELLO
August 31, 2015
In the calendar business, it’s always next year. Because hey, who wants to buy a 2015 calender once the year’s already begun?
Our Dave DiCello is already delivering his 2016 Pittsburgh calendar, for example, and he’s shared with us a few shots for this week’s gallery.
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Hey, welcome, newcomer! You've got 300 feet to pick a lane and switch across three! -- DAVE DiCELLO
August 17, 2015
NEW YORK — For this week’s gallery, befitting my own setting at the time this is written, we’ll quote the New York Times’ legendary line about Pittsburgh that it’s the world’s ‘only city with an entrance.’
Sometimes it takes an outsider to appreciate what you’ve got.
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The sun took one last look at our skyline before the clouds took charge last week. -- DAVE DiCELLO
August 10, 2015
Happy Monday!
The camera of our Dave DiCello knows no fear, least of all some silly storm like the one that assaulted our city — the poor BNY Mellon skyscraper, in particular — last week. No, our man saw this is as opportunity.
Here’s this week’s gallery. As always, click or tap the image to enlarge.
Mount Washington is so much more than a tripod for Downtown, as this fly-by illustrates. -- DAVE DiCELLO
August 3, 2015
Good morning, and happy Monday!
The camera of our Dave DiCello gets around by plane, copter and even drone to take some of his trademark shots of our city. Here’s a handful of recent ones he selected for this week’s gallery and, as always, click or tap the image to enlarge.
Antonio Brown points right at our photographer's lens during one of the drills Sunday. -- DAVE DiCELLO
July 27, 2015
LATROBE, Pa. — While new beat man Neal Coolong and I lounged in the shade at the Steelers’ first practice Sunday — OK, we got around a little — our photographer Dave DiCello was pretty much sprinting sideline to sideline, snapping away all day. And when he finally was done, he decided he’d dramatically whittle down all his work for me to peruse.
So the man sent me 238 pictures, with one tiny bit of guidance: “I just love the one where Antonio Brown is pointing right at me!”
You want to talk about a tough assignment?
I used one of these pics for Coolong’s coverage, three for my column and nine to run with this weekly gallery. Which should tell you an agonizing 225 were left on the cutting-room floor. Or, ideally, for future use in other features we’ll do.
Anyway, here’s hoping you enjoy those that made it as much as I did.
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Citizens file onto the Rachel Carson Bridge for the annual Picklesburgh affair. -- DAVE DiCELLO
July 20, 2015
Dave DiCello found himself in quite the pickle this weekend, photographing Picklesburgh on the Rachel Carson Bridge while also trying to get a good dill on a fresh jar.
Sorry.
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The flags would all fly at half-mast after the Pirates' loss to the Cubs last Wednesday. -- DAVE DiCELLO
October 12, 2015
DiCello: One last look at a lost evening
by Dejan Kovacevic • Photos • DiCello, Pirates
SAN DIEGO — Our Dave DiCello kept about as busy as Jake Arrieta while the Pirates were falling to the Cubs in the National League Wild Card last week.
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