Mirrored building #5 by goodoleboy
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Captured 4/11/09, early in the morning, about 1.5 miles from my archaic abode.
A ZOOM would be nice.
An all glass edifice, originally the local headquarters for GTE, that now leases out office space to various businesses. I have tons/tonnes of pics of the building, including from afar, closeup, and from all sides.
The glass is kept impeccably clean, which must be quite a job, but makes for cool noise-free reflections.
Farvel, thankx for tuning in, and for any and all favs and noncritical comments.
Comments (13)
tommorules
Well seen!
bmac62
As a guy who used to work for a tree surgeon during the summers long ago, I appreciate the need to keep those branches pruned:) I remember this building from your first uploads of it...always a pleasure to return for more sparkling reflections...both photographically and in my recollections. Clear, sharp and well composed Harry.
durleybeachbum
Most attractive pic of this building
magnus073
Very cool pic Harry, love the reflections
Hendesse
Great POV and interesting reflections. An excellent shot!
morningglory
I love these mirrored buildings...I remember your previous uploads...another nice one.
MrsRatbag
I also love these; truly wonderful shot, Harry, capturing the myriad colours that these mirrors attract!
whaleman
Interesting building.
debbielove
A fine shot, with great reflections and colours in it Harry.. Not many 'modern' buildings in my shot collection.. But time will see! lol Good work.. Rob
thecytron
Most Xcellent photograph!
danapommet
Just the right POV for tiese awesome reflections.
blondeblurr
Great composition - and picturesque reflections, thank heavens that they can look out, but nobody can look in ;) BB
anahata.c
again, I'm at one with bill, and danapommet and others. The reflections are mirror-like and clean as a whistle. Yet there's an almost mystical 'glaze' to the shot, which makes it feel magical. Like those trees & their reflections have some kind of communication going that we can't fully know. The bleached hues of the trunks add to the feeling that this isn't wholly corporeal; and the curve of some of the trunks almost make the glass look curved, which of course it can't be. It's a fine optical illusion. Just a simple shot---trees, ground, and an imposing glass building---but the meeting of glass & trees makes for a very mysterious union to my eye. This piece popped out at me when it went up, and felt like---with a little nudging---a fairy tale could unfold in this scene...A fine, clean but moody capture of a wonderful scene. A fine piece of work, Harry.