Reflections Of Another Age by photosynthesis
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Description
The Marine Building, reflected in the mirror-like glass of a more modern Vancouver office tower. The Marine Building is a magnificent Art Deco structure that was completed in 1930. Though it was only 22 stories tall, it was, for a time, the tallest building in the British Empire.
My next post will be of the interior of the Marine Building & will feature some of the Art Deco details, as well as a few more interesting facts about it...
Comments (16)
Excellent reflections and a super find.
Wow, amazing shot!
Wonderful capture and a nice idea reflecting the two ages of development.
well spotted
Great way to present it! looking forward to the next set of photos
Great capture and reflections. Very well done
Excellent! Such creative composition!
Wow, amazing shot!
BRILLIANT WORK
Excellent urban reflections!
What a breathtaking shot this is! I do love this kind of architectural display. Very well done!
Very imaginative capture and a very creative way of building contrast into a work. The razor sharp clarity and strong colors really play to the steeliness of this image.
Great capture – impressive how the reflections are broken by each face of the building to create a more abstracted look to the scene.
Okay, that does it. I've GOT to get up there! My brother took pictures of the Marine building for me last time he was there, so I'm REALLY looking forward to seeing your shots. That is one fabulous building! And I love this shot. The reflections and architecture are just my sort of thing!
Great...I love art deco style..now I'll find the others to go inside
An exceptional capture and reflection!