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PrintLike his famous Pittsburgh documentaries, Rick Sebak's office in the basement at WQED in Oakland is chock full of interesting stuff -- a plastic pickle, an old brick from the Allegheny County Airport, a paper model of a rollercoaster. And each item has a story, which Mr. Sebak is happy to tell in his unique style. Currently he's at work on two projects: One explores our area's river towns; another focuses on great places to eat breakfast.
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About Pittsburgh Revolution
Post-Gazette staff photographer Steve Mellon set out to capture Pittsburgh from all angles. Using a tripod and his digital camera, he took numerous photos and then stitched them together using software.
Comments & suggestions
We hope that you enjoy this project. Is there a place unique to the region that you'd like us to consider for Pittsburgh Revolution? Send a note to Steve Mellon. Comments are welcome too.
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