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Later That Same Day

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...a follow-on to my last post (see below). ...the same office building after the sun went down. ...I was interested to see what could be seen inside the building after the majority of outside reflections were gone. Bill "A Friday Afternoon" thumb_2301351.jpg

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Faemike55

1:13PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Looks like someone is putting in some extra hours Great capture and interesting contrast

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kgb224

1:13PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

This is even worse. One can see everything inside and much clearer as in daytime. Only the workers is missing. Superb capture Bill. God Bless.

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THROBBE

1:14PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

I love this series Bill! Nice to see the folks finally went home...:)

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costapanos

1:19PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Great shot! Sometimes you do have to go back and reshoot to get rid of the reflections.

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durleybeachbum

1:41PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

I see they make sure to make a maximum contribution to global warming!

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awjay

1:42PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

what ever happened to turn the lights out

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dixievb

1:46PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Couple guys working the evening shift--not waste basket empty-ers either.

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BIPOLARTWO

2:25PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

No-one has gone home! the missing people were just reflection's of worker's from other building's... Interesting how there appear's to be one person working on each floor and at alternate positions on the floor plan?

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T.Rex

2:29PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Intersting itterative pattern in furnishings, etc. from floor to floor. Without the reflections this is still a very interesting image. With the itterations, it becomes a game of "find the differences". Intersting to see the differences between what's on the desks down the center of the photo. There are a few still at work, but... what about saving electricity? Interesting to try to interpret what's seen in the reflections below the windows. Now we can see through the windows of the reflected buildings. Thanks for this follow up on your previous image. It adds a lot to the previous image. Keep up the good work! :-)

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jayfar

2:31PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

The layout of each room looks almost identical.

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Sea_Dog

2:44PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Still a few at their desks - hope their long hours pay off. Nice series.

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bobrgallegos

4:32PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Wonderful capture Bill!!! Two things of note,there is still people working, and the floors are all decorated and furnished the same. I would go crazy in that setting.

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sandra46

5:07PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

REALLY COOL SHOT

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goodoleboy

5:22PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Oh, outstanding lighting and crisp and sharp, in this fabulous deluxe squares and boxes evening foto, Bill.

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morningglory

5:28PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Really super clear now. Impressive building.

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RodS

6:11PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

A fascinating interior shot, Bill! That red of the partitions really grabs the eye and draws it right into the detailed interior. That guy in the lower left..... the one with two monitors.... He looks like he's working, but he's actually reading the last few TNA pages.. I just know he is.... :-D

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flavia49

6:33PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

great shot

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EJD64

8:41PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

OMG! All the workers have disappeared. Nice Photo.

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auntietk

8:48PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Terrific image! It's amazing to see the same floor plan done over and over again, but of course those three guys who are left all think they're alone. They don't have the same long view you do. One floor is bad enough, but really ... from that point of view in the maze, you don't know there's more than your own little corner. Still ... I wouldn't want to work for a huge company like that. What am I saying? I don't want to work for ANYbody! LOL!

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jocko500

10:13PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

no one there now. cool look like pop art

whaleman

11:36PM | Sun, 19 February 2012

Nice to see the 'later' shot Bill!

angora

12:59AM | Mon, 20 February 2012

one could get lost there easily, if accidently on the wrong floor ;-) agree with Andrea, but really like this pic!!!

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Juliette.Gribnau

3:40AM | Mon, 20 February 2012

wonderful !! the e-30 has much more possibilities than my e-410

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jendellas

4:19AM | Mon, 20 February 2012

Don't they switch the lights off? They all look the same!!!

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Maxidyne

6:09AM | Mon, 20 February 2012

What a difference a few hours make. I'd feel way too exposed working somewhere like this but it's great to see the contrast. Excellent post Bill!

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debbielove

8:57AM | Mon, 20 February 2012

And then there were.... none! Reminds me of some Sci-Fi movie.... Spookie... Good shot... Rob

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thecytron

10:04AM | Mon, 20 February 2012

How does it go? Power is in uniformity and not diversity!

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MrsRatbag

11:16AM | Mon, 20 February 2012

It reminds me of looking into a doll house; I also would hate to work in such an environment, I much prefer my little one-of-a-kind closetlike lab!

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junge1

5:11PM | Mon, 20 February 2012

Interesting comparison Bill!

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cfulton

4:38PM | Wed, 22 February 2012

What a contrast compared to the previous one, Bill. My chair is the one at the window! Clive

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