Towering London, ON
March 2009
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About this photo: The latest Thematic Photographic theme is reflective. We're literally and figuratively getting reflective all week long. Click here to get involved (you know you want to...)One London Place is our burg's tallest building. It's also one of the most interesting thanks to its mirrored facade and London's famously rich sunsets - the upside of air pollution, I guess.
I've shot it before and it's since become one of those subjects that keeps pulling me back in. So whenever I find myself downtown toward the end of the day, I always look up just in case there's something new dancing in the sky.
Your turn: Why do you look to the sky?
I see grand epics in da clouds!
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There is some romance in sky scrapers after all -haha -thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteA beautiful shot, Carmi. I imagine that each time you look up there, something new appears.
ReplyDeleteMy entry is up now.
I look to the sky so I can check the moon - if it's full, I know why I have to exert control to resist going for a bloodcurdling howl :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely reflections. There is a really pleasing color range in the photo.
ReplyDeletebecause it's always there
ReplyDeletebecause it's always changing
Hi Carmi, Netchick sent me.
ReplyDeleteOne of the most stunning things about where I lives it seeing the sun illuminate the buildings across the street. The reflection fills my living room with the brightest light as it making its exist to retires for the night.
I look to the sky because it's never the same from one moment to the next. And there's almost always something interesting going on up there!
ReplyDeleteBut I'm sticking to my "theme within a theme" for version 3.0
Thematic Photographic 43: "Reflective" v.3.0: 1957 Chevy Bel Air Coupe
Sticking to it for version 4.0 too
ReplyDeleteThematic Photographic 43: "Reflective" v.4.0: 1953 Ford Pickup
It's been years since I've been to London...I didn't know that they had big skyscrapers like that now. I used to enjoy wandering around the downtown area when I was in my twenties. Here is my reflective entry. Click here
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