This is great Bill, although I don't miss working in these places ONE bit!

Too claustrophobic up in a place like that for me. Nice shot Bill.

I would have loved to have worked in a building like this instead of the functional but depressing holes in which I whiled away 37 years...this would be paradise by comparison! My various 'offices' were so small you had to step outside to change your mind!

Interesting to see thru sections. Aloha

A wonderfully abstracted vision of living hell!

poets day...

I bet they get HOT in summer, amazing pic!!

OH, YIKES! The ultimate in exposure! No privacy whatsoever! That's the most open office landscape I've ever seen. And just WHAT is holding up that building? SOmetimes I'm horrified at architect's "dreams" (= other's nightmares). Now, as for the photo. This is a very interesting combination of looking "inside" (peeping Tom? Or peeping Bill?) and looking "outside" (the glass facade) and looking "elsewhere" (the reflection of the buildings on your side of the street). From the "elsewhere" photo, it appears your hotel was of white stone. Interesting color contrast between the "outside" (blue) and the "inside" (yellow, and at bottom floor, red) parts of the photo. Also, interesting how the corner of an "elsewhere" building exactly lines up with the third vertical frame from the left on the "outside" image. On a close inspection, there are several people sitting late. Punishment for goofing off during the day? Or, downsizing victims doing the job of two? I don't see any construction pillars or beams holding up that building - rather frightening how it's constructed. What appear to be pillars are reflections of the "elsewhere" in the windows. There's SO much in this photo I could write a whole page, but I think this is enough. Excellent job! I fully understand why you took this - it's such a puzzle and has SO much detal at three wholy different levels. My, how are you going to match this one? Keep up the good work! :-)

what a great shot......so cool to see inside the building

I've never seen such a building...fascinating.

Interesting picture. I like the way you can see through the glass.

God! I'd hate that! Really would... I'd hate being exposed like that, I'd hate doing that 'clone like' job in a little box every day.. every week ... Hoping for a break that, unless you are rich, or one of the beautiful people, will never come... Sad.. BUT! The picture is super Bill.. Great colours and reflections.. Quite fascinating! lol Rob

Stunning photograph!

I'm not too sure that I'd enjoy working there - the boss could step outside and still see you... as for any office affairs, forget it! Great shot of this building - wonderful reflections and lighting

Superb capture Bill. I would also not like to work there. One want some privacy. God Bless.

Like working in a fishbowl! But what a wonderful capture, so many layers of life!

They probably stand around during their breaks and look out the window trying to see if anybody is doing anything interesting in the hotel across the street! LOL! This is the world headquarters of Morningstar, btw. There's a lot of data being analyzed in that building! My mind is boggling, even from here!

Great work! Not a place I'd like to work.

.. i hear you call it "casual friday" yes? - anyway i am a shiftworker and dont know regular times... at the hospital and at the airport... love the color and the endless details in this, wher have you been? great POV!

Great image I too like the colors and all the details Hugs Susan~

The only person that i could imagine working here would be a window cleaner. Such a busy image where the reflections of other buildings nearby reflect and scramble this clone shop into a gorgeous capture...

an office with a view... too bad they can't see each other ;-) terrific capture!!!

Outstanding capture with an awesome POV and wonderful reflections!!

excellent image! great capture!

Good clarity in this pic of the grid geometry and reflections/refractions, Bill. People who work in glass office buildings shoudn't do anything that would raise the eyebrows of external viewers.

wonderful capture

There's some interesting optical illusions going on here! That's quite an interesting shot, Bill! I couldn't work in a building like that.... I mean, all those windows.... It would be far too tempting to moon folks in the hotel. And there's always a guy with a camera..... LOLOLOL!

these people work in glass buildings not houses lol. cool shot

maybe after most people leave they can concentrate on their work.superb shot

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