Lines & reflections

[Marcus]

I like it!

[Richard Tyson]

Oh yeah this is good!

[Jennifer Albers]

Wonderful shot!

[Top2042]

Incredible shot

[Carole Neesam]

Cool shot x

[Fiona Kierans Dunne]

Great shot :)

[Constance Brinkley]

Perfect for the theme. Love the windows in this building and how they change the structure when opened. Nice caputure with the reflections.

[Melissa Pike]

I love the reflections! Great capture!

[Julie Ryan]

Great reflections! I like it!!

[Yoella Offir]

The play of the lines in the building and the reflection is very nice

[Rick Schies]

Great shot for the theme.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Do you know those puzzles, like for example 16 pieces and then you have to move them, up down, left right, and then you get a picture. This kind of reminds me of them.
Nice capture!

[Gareth Morris]

good shot, like the reflections

[elkehochban]

Great shot! Very linear and I like that some of the windows are open, it adds interest. Did you call ahead and ask them to open a few? Haha!

[martyjk]

cool shot!

[Krissy]

Beautiful reflections.

[taleweaver]

i like the reflections :)

[Carlita Edwardo]

what interesting lines.

[Abraham Lincoln]

That is an interesting photograph. The building looks modern in it cluttered appearance.

[Helene]

@timandelke haha! it's a police station! could you imagine asking to open the windows! but you're right this winter it will be less interesting.

[Carol Ann]

this is n excellent composition, lines, reflections.... the lot! A fav!

[Berend]

Nice, you should crop it to the right-middle. Without the lamppost and the part without windows.

[Cynthia C.]

Beautiful! I love the reflections.

[Vickie Posey]

I love the reflection in the windows on this building. Great photo. :-)

[Brad Johnson]

Nice shot for the theme. I like it.

[Laura Demko]

very cool. i like that the windows actual open and create more lines & texture. most of our office buildings don't have windows that actually open. love the reflections.

[Bill Dodsworth]

Wonderful pic, great reflection and a ton if lines!

[Sue Stephenson (Swazzette)]

I was going to say the same as Laura. The first thing I noticed were all the open windows that have added such interest to your shot. I think they don't allow them to open in most of our buildings because it would be harder to control the temperatures (air-condtioning and heat) in the building. That and the fact that people might just decide to jump out of them...insurance risks and all of that.