Dallas, Texas boasts a striking and unique skyline that sets it apart from other major U.S. cities. Characterized by a mix of modern skyscrapers and iconic architectural landmarks, the cityscape is a dazzling blend of glass, steel, and neon lights. The 72-story Bank of America Plaza, with its signature green argon lighting, stands as the tallest building in the city, while the distinctive, ball-topped Reunion Tower provides a futuristic contrast. Other notable structures, such as the angular Fountain Place and the sleek, blue-lit Renaissance Tower, add to the skyline’s dynamic aesthetic. At night, Dallas transforms into a glowing metropolis, with its illuminated buildings creating a vibrant and unmistakable silhouette against the Texas sky.
Fountani Plaece Tower
Reunion Tower
Dallas City Tour's stretch longhorn electric cruizer
Bank of America Tower
Comerica Bank Tower
Fountain Place Tower
Morning Downtown Commute
The Architectural Old & New
Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & Culture
Dallas Southern Skyline
Dallas Night Skyline
Southwest Airlines Climbing Out From Love Field Over Bachman Lake
Drooling Mallards On Bachman Lake
Posing Duck On Bachman Lake
Hiking/Biking Path At Bachman Lake
Chinese Geese Line Up For A Treat At White Rock Lake
In the spring of 2016, the Trinity River surged beyond its banks, causing significant flooding through downtown Dallas. Heavy rainfall across North Texas led to swollen waterways, with the Trinity River cresting at dangerously high levels. The flooding forced road closures, including parts of the Trinity River levee system, and submerged portions of the popular Trinity Overlook Park and surrounding trails. While the city’s flood control measures, such as the levees and floodways, helped prevent widespread disaster, the high water levels still posed risks to nearby infrastructure and residents. The event was a stark reminder of the region’s vulnerability to heavy rains and the importance of ongoing flood mitigation efforts.
Dallas Night Skyline Behind Flooded Trinity River
