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Never Ending Job

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Want job security? Then hire on as a window washer on a skyscraper:-) This one is in Seattle and we just happened to be walking by this blue, all glass giant when it was in for a daily sponge bath. Please don't ask me the name of the building...can't find it online. If anybody has more luck than I did, please let me know:) CHANGE 1: Tara just found the name of the building!!! Here it is: Fifteen Twenty-One Building Bill:) "The Other Side" thumb_2032723.jpg

Comments (38)


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Faemike55

2:42PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Wonderful capture! There you better not an inkling of a fear of heights...

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MrsRatbag

2:43PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Got me, but it's a beauty! I would NOT want that job, although think of the photo ops you'd have on a daily basis! Wouldn't be any fun in the cold wind or rain, though. Great capture, Bill!

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kbrog

2:47PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

I was watching a show about six months ago on how they are replacing those humans with machines. They say it's to dangerous. Excellent POV and capture!

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Meisiekind

2:55PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

I actually saw a clip on TV (not sure if it was Discovery or Nat Geo) where a freak wind blew some window washers all over the place and crashed them into the glass! It was havoc but luckily the guys survived! As you say - never ending! This is a lovely building and image Bill! :)

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DAVER2112

2:58PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Can you imagine? That's a lot of glass to clean. cool shot.

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jendellas

3:00PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

I bet when they come to the end, they have to start all over again!!! Great capture.

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lyron

3:26PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Yes, too much work. Great capture!!

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Valentin

3:34PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

An exciting shot! I can image standing there very easily

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kenmo

4:07PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Wow Bill you certainly have the eye for unique and very interesting shots....

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jocko500

4:09PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

it is called window washer. They can have that job. very good shot

BertDes

4:15PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Fantastic capture.

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Rainastorm

4:45PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Super building Bill! I can imagine that by the time they get to the end they have to start all over again....so never ending job is quite right...lol

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RodS

5:21PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Cool capture, Bill! I expect that one building could keep a couple guys employed for a long time! By the time you get to the second side, the first side would be dirty again. Then multiply that by two more sides..... Yeah, never-ending.... It's called 'BIG!' LOL! I think I prefer fixing copiers....

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sandra46

5:31PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

E X C E L L E N T !!!! those guys have got an insurance, i hope!

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flavia49

5:53PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

fantastic capture!!!

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durleybeachbum

6:34PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

What a ghastly job! But a very interesting almost abstract pic!

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drace68

6:48PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

No thanks on the job offer, Bill.

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npauling

7:28PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

I'm glad I don't have that job, but I bet they get a great view. A super blue capture with lovely reflections.

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goodoleboy

7:47PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Fine capture of this glass leviathan, Bill! Took guts to build it, considering it's in earthquake territory. When I read the title I thought you were referring to the learning curve in Photoshop.

MrsLubner

11:17PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

I love watching the window washers at our office building. I love to make faces at them when they are washing our 14th story windows. I wouldn't do their job for the world but I have a feeling they wouldn't like mine either.

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alessimarco

11:38PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Fantastic capture!

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danapommet

11:38PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

No way that you would get me in that rig, on that building. Great capture. Dana

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beachzz

2:11AM | Fri, 19 March 2010

Gives me the willies just looking at this--but I'll bet these guys have some view--both outside AND inside that building!!

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bazza

2:40AM | Fri, 19 March 2010

Great shot Bill what a great job, but not in strong winds :-O the view would be great but doubt if they have much time to look with that many windows..

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helanker

3:23AM | Fri, 19 March 2010

Not me, Not me :-O Excellent capture though :-)

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marybelgium

4:05AM | Fri, 19 March 2010

fantastic !

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dbrv6

9:21AM | Fri, 19 March 2010

No Thank you very much! Great capture.

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moochagoo

10:04AM | Fri, 19 March 2010

Sisyphus obviously :))

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wjames

11:56AM | Fri, 19 March 2010

Never mind the name i wonder what the window cleaners call it on a windy day?? great capture.

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auntietk

1:10PM | Fri, 19 March 2010

This is the Fifteen Twenty-One building on Second Avenue in Seattle. It's 38 floors of million-dollar-plus condominiums. (Glad I could answer your question!) :) I love this building ... it's so photogenic! You inspire me to find a couple of mine that are different from yours and put them up. The window washers were a great touch. Think I'll pass on the condos, though. Too rich for my blood!

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