Published Tuesday, October 6, 2009, OK personal/derivative use; link lovethatimage.artsquadgraphics.com.
Window Wednesday
I’m trying out a new meme, Window Wednesday. Here’s a photo of Seattle last month that I like a lot, and I hope you do, too.
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Interesting shot. I don’t think of buildings like this when I think of Seattle. Where did you take the photo?
Happy WW! Check out some photos of my favorite place in London … Trafalgar Square: http://tinyurl.com/y87rwod
That’s a lot of windows 🙂 Happy WW!
As a theme, it certainly repeats the scheme and colours, but I’m not one for so much steel. Nice to look at wouldn’t want to be there 😉 Happy WW
I really like this photos, with all the grids and angles.
Welcome to Wordless Wednesday! I actually do a lot of architectural photos, including buildings like yours, although this week I chose something a bit different (but still architectural).
Wow, I’d hate to be on the top floor of any of those buildings, I’m a bit scared of heights.
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Ms R
I like that shot. I’m always checking out the angles and buildings when I walk around town. I find something I hadn’t noticed almost every time.
Nice one. I like the angles and colors — and look at that sky!
The angles, lines, colours – very nice,
Love the angles and the overall look, great insight on Seattle! Very good photo 🙂
GREAT photo!!! 🙂 I love all the variations in angles and color against that awesome shade of blue in the sky! Great work with this capture 🙂
Amazing! I love this photo! It tells me a story when I look at it….
Even though it’s a photo of buildings, it looks like a bit of graphic art. Way cool!
Wonderful photo!
If you stop by to check out my WW, please scroll down to the 2nd post (after reading the 1st one of course)!!
Have a great week!
Cool windows!
Thanks to all who visited and left a comment. This was taken downtown as you leave the Viaduct at Seneca St., up to the left, I believe. Seattle has lots of buildings like this, actually. Sometimes the newer ones look so otherworldly. I agree that they are nice to look at but I wouldn’t want to live in one, either. More green needed for me.
Awesome shot! I love the perspective you have here! Oh boy it makes me miss living near a city so much!!
This is just outstanding! Happy WW:-)
Interesting shot! This reminds me very much of all the building or flats we have here in Singapore.
Lots of windows and varieties of style! Nice perspective and beautifully shot!