Morningstar Moods ... Mirror, Mirror by auntietk

Photography • Architecture • posted on Nov 07, 2011

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Another shot of the Morningstar offices across the street from our Chicago hotel room. The building looked different every day, and in all kinds of light.

Comments (23)

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durleybeachbum

11:10AM | Mon, 07 November 2011

Astonishing! I suppose the refelections do lessen the overpowering height thingey if you live there. But mainly they make for fantastic Tarapics!

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skyla824

11:36AM | Mon, 07 November 2011

WONDERFUL GEOMETRIC LINES.. WELL DONE

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emmecielle

12:30PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

Fantastic reflections! Excellent capture! :)

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jayfar

12:59PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

A really excellent capture and very well seen Tara.

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awjay

1:35PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

superb reflection

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fallen21

1:39PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

Splendid capture!

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bobrgallegos

1:39PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

Wonderful reflections and Awesome POV!!

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helanker

1:50PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

Wonderful! Beautiful reflections. :)

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cfulton

1:56PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

Moods of the city. Captivating, Clive

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Chipka

3:40PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

What I like about your hotel view shots is the fact that I don't actually recognize that part of Chicago. I know that this is a Chicago shot, but it has a different feel to it. I especially luv the colors and reflections and that nice verticalness this has. Is 'verticalness' a word? Well, it is now. I really like the richness of your reflection shots. They're always so layered and textured and I get the impression I'm looking at the movement of oil film on water, like the kind Stanley Kubrick photographed when he was doing the whole incomprehensible ending of 2001: A Space Odyssey. That's a good thing, ya know, since I figured out the ending, once I spotted the aliens. Yep, the aliens are in there...only not in a literal sense.

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bmac62

4:46PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

I was misoriented upon looking at this photo...that's the neat thing about reflection shots. I looked at this building 10-12 times a day out our window for four days and I misread where you took this picture from! Fascinating photo from the parallel vertical and horizontal lines, to our room light glowing like a flying saucer in the center. So much to see, so much to enjoy.

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Blush

5:52PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

Excellent image I really like the reflections I do wish you would pop in my gallery some day soon:) Hugs Susan~

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Faemike55

6:38PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

There is so much in this shot! it is wonderful

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RodS

7:12PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

I just love photos of these shiny, reflective buildings! So many wonderful abstracts seem to present themselves - and you have definitely taken advantage of that here! Super photo, Tara!

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jocko500

8:24PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

this is cool

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MrsRatbag

8:32PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

What a brilliant reflection! I can imagine you sitting and just watching it change all day... I hope you didn't, though!

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wysiwig

10:16PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

I love Andrea's word. We finally have one to describe your unique vision - Tarapics! I know what you mean about the changing image. I really like the wavy abstract reflections in this image.

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PHELINAS

11:43PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

Extraordinary reflections and obviously capture.Remarkable lights effects .Bravo Tara and thank you for this image of USA ( that I dont know...unfortunatly) Have a nice day