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Tag: architecture
Entrance
“Entrance”
Glorious are the days gone by when you step into the past in an entrance such as this. The brass lighting, the huge glass doors. Even a valet stand, though unattended, takes you back. To a simpler time.
Pioneer Place
“Vintage Courthouse”
“Vintage Courthouse”
It seems cold, heartless. The gloom that hangs overhead is thick, just waiting for its next victim. Only those with the most innocent of hearts will withdraw at the end of the day. But it’s Saturday and today it rests.
#creepy #tellafriend #architecture
“Raining Gold”
“Raining Gold”
Some interiors to places of interest are sights to be seen. This one is no different. The spectacular lights and colors amaze patrons as they wander through the entry where it is clearly raining gold.
“Up Above”
“Up Above”
f5, 1/200 sec , ISO 1000, 35 mm
As the chase continues, he headed into the mall expecting to lose his follower in the crowd but there was none. He quickly searched the area to see his best way to escape when he looked up and saw the levels above. Looking behind, he saw that his follower was nowhere to be found so he ran up the escalator to his lookout above and waited. But he had to hide.
#photography #architecture #detail
Ménage à trois
“Ménage à trois”
f5, 1/50 sec., ISO 100, 35 mm
The warm glow of the threesome is inviting as they live symbiotically together. Forever in space as they hang out. Exactly alike yet so different. And warm.
#lights #photography #architecture #glow
“Wall of Circles”
“Wall of Circles”
f3.5, 1/250 sec., ISO 125, 18 mm
I was walking along in Las Vegas while I was there in June and suddenly looked up. The wall above me was filled with circles leading up to another part of the building reaching out over the sidewalk. Very interesting view of the city that never sleeps.
“City Fountain”
“City Fountain”
f8, 1/1250 sec., ISO 200, 18 mm
The hustle and bustle of the urban park; its fountain runs always. The silent hum that it creates, so peaceful. Soothing.
“Historic”
“Historic”
Walking around downtown, there are many things that can capture your attention but there is nothing like reminiscing of the old days in an historic part of the city. You look around and up and you will find such detail to the architecture of those times. Where did this detail go?
