I just love buildings like this where the light is reflected and you can see the passing clouds. As you know, I like shiny buildings too! It was a beautiful sunny day when I took this photo and I loved the way you could see the passing clouds. Nothing more to say about this one. I hope you all have a great weekend. See you Monday!Friday, February 15, 2008
Building in the Clouds
I just love buildings like this where the light is reflected and you can see the passing clouds. As you know, I like shiny buildings too! It was a beautiful sunny day when I took this photo and I loved the way you could see the passing clouds. Nothing more to say about this one. I hope you all have a great weekend. See you Monday!
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Great shot with good composition. a solid building and clouds mingling together. Enjoy your weekend too. After last weekend in London I have a bike ride up into the "valleys" to look forward to. Hopefully I will get some pictures as I have been very remiss lately.
I would call it “the mirror of the sky”, and also of clouds….
To monday!
Beautiful blues!
Hi Lori, I have a 'shining blue sky' photo in my blog today, too!
Yours is very nice.
Have a great weekend, too!
une belle photo, les nuages se noient dans l'immeuble. bon weekend
a beautiful photograph, the clouds drown in the building. good weekend
Cool shot! Love those reflections of the clouds against the glass.
Great photo. It looks like the building is trying to disguise itself as the sky! Have a good weekend too!
this one seems to be floating up there amidst the NY clouds :)
you too have a great weekend :)
Oh this one of those rare shots. Perfect with the reflection and the clouds. Love it. :)
I agree. I think the glass buildings make great photos.
Great shot! I also love this kind of buildings; one of my favourites is the building on 58th street just behind the Plaza...
Enjoy your weekend!
Gil
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I love reflections. This was a great picture. I am going to start experimenting with reflection photo's. Great work.
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