Guess the City

The heavens declare the glory of God; the firmament shows his handiwork.

The thermometer is in Farenheit and it's a pretty mild day, around 70 degrees.

Looks like some decent forest cover in the window reflection.

if we only knew where cherry blossom resides…

I guess the thermometer shows the temperature inside?

the reflection outside the window could be anywhere green that has tower blocks but the cubicle setup alone made me think USA too tbh

otoh, IS this a cubicle? do they generally/ever have those wide windows (are they windows?)

I think it's a mirror?

I think it's "The Heavens Declare The G(lory of God)", not dictate. Psalm 19

There appears to be a body of water in the reflection behind the photographer, and the light in the photos (and the manner of dress) looks decisively Carolinian, Georgian, Floridian

Oh, didn't realise Eyeball Kicks had already made that conclusion regarding Psalm 19, my apologies

a round mirror on the right too?

I'm intrigued by the flip phone - who still has those? Google tells me they're still commonly used in Japan, but this obviously isn't Japan. I wonder if there are any regions in the US where they're more common?

My guess is a small city somewhere in the Bible Belt. I'm guessing screensaver Bible quotes aren't so common on the East/West Coasts, and the family pics that suggest a warm climate

just to the right of the big vertical tear (where the panoramic thing did its job) at the bottom, there's like a rectangular semi transparant thing with a black flap/cover - what IS that? A tablet case without the tablet? Or something related to this person's job that I just don't recognize?

oh - maybe it's the case for the tablet that's being used to make this picture, nevermind

https://i.ibb.co/vLjBcf7/asda2.jpg

The heavens upload

Looking wintry and not so bible belt. Olde Worlde street lamps are quite distinctive, could be a clue. Grass is not very green, so somewhere that doesn't necessarily get a lot of rain. Another clue might be the strange way the double yellow lines start in one end in one line and start in another, that doesn't seem very typical

looks like the us plains to me, somewhere churchy.

Have gone a street lamp rabbit hole and learned that the type featured here is known as a teardrop street lamp. But I can't find an exact match for it. Buildings all look administrative rather than commercial.

The double yellow looks like it's for a left turn lane (people driving right to left can only enter the lane when it goes single line, and likewise for people driving left to right). So maybe a short block but not unusual.

Looks too cold to be US South/Southwest (I think the grass is dead because it's winter, not low rainfall), and the main building in view looks more like a gov't or college facility than a business.

Looks like the Court of Appeals in Atlanta.

federal government vibes from the building

yep. i don't think it's atlanta either

These look like the right lampposts--Grand Rapids MI, but the one federal building there, the Gerald Ford Courthouse, doesn't look right

https://goo.gl/maps/bNPcB3UHdX5PXBxe6

Lampposts are different, though stylistically in the same ballpark.

Columbus Ohio has streetlights like that, but - this one also has a light on the sidewalk side, and what looks like two cameras?

Yes, I couldn't find any pics of streetlights like that with a light on the sidewalk side as well. If we can find that, we may be on to something.

Jefferson County Revenue Department in Birmingham, AL! The mulch landscaping looked like pine straw, which is common in the southeast U.S. I tried Atlanta and a few other places before spotting that skyscraper in Birmingham.

Well done!

https://randrealty.com/files/2017/08/Nyack-Still-015.jpg

I was telling myself that could be somewhere on the Hudson, and then I saw where the picture is hosted.

are we supposed to disguise the url?

Also, I'd check nothing obvious comes up on Google Lens

Jefferson County Revenue Department in Birmingham, AL it is!

I was going to do a photo of the desk pointing the other way but it wasn't different enough from the first one. With pics like that I always wonder will someone see something I didn't even notice (afterwards I did wonder if the big A for Alabama on the right of the pic might lead someone there)

nice one! saw that A but didn't think it was a clue (you can put anything on a license plate)

Everything is a clue!

Even the things that aren't clues are clues, especially those

Jefferson County Revenue Department in Birmingham, AL! The mulch landscaping looked like pine straw, which is common in the southeast U.S. I tried Atlanta and a few other places before spotting that skyscraper in Birmingham.

and, for good measure

The heavens locate

He certainly likes his dogs!

he sure does. his home location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZQcrZx5ZGg

(you can even find the man himself there, if you're so inclined)

https://i.ibb.co/tLwGq4v/Screenshot-2023-03-07-at-10-23-53.png

Brasher's Chapel Church
Church

a week ago
Not worth my time. The wolves and Jezebels are causing problems in the church, and the leadership is too weak to stop it. If you like to be talked about negatively and lies spread about you then this is the place you, else stay away. -10!!!

lol I was about to post a Guess The Church for it, but here it is for free

...although I thought it was this similarly-named one at first

meanwhile, we have treeship’s city to guess

yeah I'm afraid I saw the URL on my phone when not on wifi - but go ahead

Yeah I can't partake either as I as saw the URL first too

Its also a pretty obvious one even without the URL!

Hmm maybe I shouldn't say that, everything is obvious after the fact, can't really say without unseeing

I have no idea tbh, which would be explainable if it is indeed a North American town (sorry, city) as was suggested above. hope someone else who hasn’t seen the url can get this one moving

It looks very familiar to me. Which means it is one place, or it is unfamiliar.