Site seeing with local creatives
An Ohio River overlook. A major public square. A balcony with a city view. An urbane, and urban, library. These are a few of the local sites that inspire and influence a cadre of Cincinnati’s creative class. Soapbox photographer Scott Beseler captures inspiring images of a few in their favorite city sites.
A dynamic concert violinist from Russia finds comfort and joy along the banks of the Ohio. See Tatiana Berman take a break and find natural beauty at Spencer Overlook.
An art museum curator hits the stacks of the Mercantile Library when in search of creative thinking, reading and writing. See James Crump in the midst of downtown’s coolest book stacks.
An Over-the-Rhine shop-owner steps out on his balcony in Clifton to see downtown streets fan out below him when he wants to jump-start new design ideas. See James Marable’s perfect city view.
When a modern dancer wants to re-energize, she heads to a spot where she led the city’s best-known flash mob. See one of Heather Britt’s favorite community gathering spots.
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