Heh heh, that's awesome. I "dig" the modern look to it. The colors are very pretty too. Where is this?

hey thanks... its in downtown seattle...

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The background's kinda got this texture--looks like a disco ball, but the little plates are only sliced vertically, not horizontally.

Am I making any sense at all? Aw, it doesn't matter. Anyways, I dig this.

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i love the colours, the sky looks gorgeous.

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first of all, great colors! love the purple hues going on there. secondly, i love the shapes in the glass made by the refected architecture. finally, is that a MULLET?!! right on!!

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this looks like this art museum in phoenix, well reminds me of it, minus the color reflection. Which is awesome.

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verry nice

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the colors are outstanding! great shot!

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This is a real stunner, and by one standard for perhaps an unexpected reason.

I find myself a little put-off by the simplicity of perspective, that the photographer is just "standing there" to take the shot. It's so dang level and by some standards mundane. It almost looks like a snapshot. And yet, this completely unassuming perspective might be part of the magic too, because the backdrop is so stunning. Perhaps that contrast, between real-world mundanity and the completely surrealistic outlandish, is exactly the best way to compose this?

That is, the completely hallucinogenic quality of that reflected setting is beyond compare. To have been more " pretentious" in shooting it might quite likely have poisoned exactly its appeal. It's a superimposition of the fantastic and the mundane. And there is NO denying that the reflection backdrop is utterly fantastic, for its coloration, for the stairstep of its construction, and for the completely mesmerizing subjects of the reflection.

Ironically, I didn't even realize until after I'd faved it that you now have two pieces hanging on my page. Nonetheless, they neither could possibly be any less deserving of their due.

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