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San
Antonio Skyline
A
clear blue sky accentuates this picture of downtown San Antonio.
Buildings from left to right are the Alamo National Building,
Granada Apartments and the Tower Life building.
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Panoramic
Skyline Photo
This
city skyline view pictures many of the significant downtown buildings
of San Antonio including the Weston
Centre and the Bank of America Plaza.
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San
Antonio, Texas
Skyline
photo showing the Riverview Towers (left) and the San Fernando cathedral (lower right).
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San Antonio
Riverwalk
The Riverwalk winds through
downtown San Antonio Built after the flood of 1921 to control
the flow of the San
Antonio River, the river
walk is now the city's most popular tourist attraction.
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San
Antonio River
Scenic
picture of a couple strolling along the San Antonio river walk
on a spring day.
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Tower
Life Building
Built in 1929 as the Smith-Young
Tower, this was the tallest office building in San Antonio until
completion of the Marriott Rivercenter in 1988. Designed with
Neo-Gothic ornaments and glazed terra-cotta surfaces by the architects
Ayres & Ayres, this 35-story tower is the most intriguing
of landmark of the city skyline.
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Nix Professional Building
First established as a hospital
in 1930 during the Great Depression, the 23 story building has
become a San Antonio landmark. It is build in an Art Deco architectural
style.
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San
Antonio at Night
Picture
of the San Antonio skyline at night.
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Tower of the Americas
This 750 foot observation tower
offers spectacular views of the city. located in HemisFair Park,
it was built as the theme structure for the 1968 World's Fair.
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AlamoDome
Home of the Spurs basketball
team until 2002, the alamo dome is a multi-purpose facility primarily
used as a sports stadium and convention center.
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A Regional
Business Identity
If you do business in San Antonio,
you want to emphasize that local connection. Using San Antonio
stock photography in your marketing communications will demonstrate
your importance to the local business community. Our stock photos
of San Antonio skylines and landmarks will help establish a regional
identity for your company. Stock
photographs can be printed in a wide variety of media ranging
from brochures to billboards.
Consider the dramatic impact
of San Antonio skyline photos displayed as corporate office art.
In a conference room or reception area, photography will offer
a contemporary look that says "this company means business."
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San Antonio de Valero Mission
Originally built by the Spanish
empire as a mission church, it later served as a fortress during
the 1836 Battle of the Alamo.
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The
Alamo Mission
The Alamo began as a humble
Spanish mission and has become a symbol of heroic courage in
the struggle against oppression. Today, the Alamo is a famous
landmark and museum located in the heart of downtown San Antonio.
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King William Historic District
King Williams district is a
a historic neighborhood near downtown on the bank of the San
Antonio River. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places,
the district features examples of Greek Revival, Victorian and
Italianate architecture.
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Institute of Texan Cultures
The University of Texas Institute
of Texan Cultures celebrates the diversity of the peoples of
Texas. Historical exhibits explore the different ethnic and cultural
groups that have influenced the Lone Star State.
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San Antonio
Rivercenter Mall
River
boat on the riverwalk loaded with visitors cruises by the popular
River center Mall which offers shoppers 125 different shops.
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Evening
on the River Walk
Riverboats
pass slowly along the Paseo del Rio while diners relax in riverside
cafes. The River Walk is
a festive entertainment district featuring popular nightclubs
and restaurants.
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Mariachi
Band
Photo
of a mariachi band singing for diners eating outside a Mexican
restaurant in Market Square
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El
Mercado
Picture of a colorful spanish fountain
outside of a San Antonio restaurant in El Mercado. The old San Antonio Market Square features
a variety of specialty
shops and restaurants.
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Mexican
Curios
Storefront
window display in a souvenir shop. The glass reflects the facade
of El Marcado which is just across the street.
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Bexar
County Courthouse
Romanesque
Revival style courthouse in downtown San Antonio, The building
was built in 1892 of red sandstone.
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Battle of Flowers Parade
A parade queen wearing a flower-covered
dress waves to spectators at the Battle of Flowers Parade, a
main event during Fiesta San Antonio. The parade honors the fallen
heroes at the Alamo and commemorates the Battle of San Jacinto,
where Texas won its independence from Mexico.
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Bexar County Palomino Patrol
The Palomino Patrol rides in
full regalia during the 2002 Battle of Flowers Parade. This mounted
color guard is considered the most beautiful grand entry in rodeo
performance. Each horse carries 200 pounds of silver riggings
consisting of hand made saddle, tapaderos, bridle, breast collar,
serapes and hip drops.
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