Friday, January 3, 2014
Tower of Light
Dawn on January 2 revealed gray skies over the Emerald City. Somewhat unusual, though: Aspira Apartments Tower looking like a lighthouse. A break in the overcast must have been aligned just perfectly with the rising sun to allow the tower, with large glass windows, to send a bright light our way.
Closer look below ...
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John this is a running image in both the vista of subject and getting the moment just right for lighting up that building. Tricky I bet but well worth it.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteTwo especially striking images, John! Wishing you warmth, good health and lots of happiness in 2014!
ReplyDeleteAlways a pleasure to visit John!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely shots! Happy New Year to you and your family. I hope you will visit me too from time to time. The "door" (blog) is always open ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat is definitely an amazing shot, John. I do enjoy your posts so I hope you keep 'em coming! :-)
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!!
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