There are an amazing number of vertical lines in this and those red columns really jump out (I notice odd details). Looking through the building is pretty interesting too!
hey sweet Ciel, Forgive me I'm so slow! I was trying to understand the new link to put your link together after mine and I didn't see that you had already put it. Your post is wonderful, I loved this picture, again...congrats! Léia
Wonderful. I love the water and snow reflected in the large windows! The sky is pretty, too, but I suspect the grey might have overtaken the blue not long after you took this photo. -- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
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There are an amazing number of vertical lines in this and those red columns really jump out (I notice odd details). Looking through the building is pretty interesting too!
Nice.
I'm loving this photo. Terrific colours of the waterfront reflected upon the windows and the white snow edging the walk way; looks beautiful.
Very pretty reflection! Happy weekend.
Glass and water, my favorite reflection.
Just perfect! A mirror!
Such a fabulous shot Ciel, very well done!
Léia
Heureusement, le soleil réchauffe le froid de la neige et du métal. Bravo
hey sweet Ciel,
Forgive me I'm so slow!
I was trying to understand the new link to put your link together after mine and I didn't see that you had already put it.
Your post is wonderful, I loved this picture, again...congrats!
Léia
Wonderful capture, Ciel, as always! Such fun to visit your posts every week!! Wishing you a lovely weekend!
Sylvia
Great reflections!
Happy weekend.
Brillant !
Lovely. I really like the light!
All cool colors except for the two red spots -great in color composition! Have a great weekend!
Wonderful. I love the water and snow reflected in the large windows! The sky is pretty, too, but I suspect the grey might have overtaken the blue not long after you took this photo.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
@ Kay: no! It didn't! The wind was blowing the clouds east!
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