a building in the way? by Richardphotos
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simply go underneath. actually the regular train tracks were there way before the building. the lite rail came after the fact
Comments (23)
great capture - makes sense to me
Interesting building!
We have a building like that here, there's a tunnel under the apartment tower.
Very great shot Richard !!!
Interesting and great capture!!
great image, awesome building
A fine example of space utilization! How would you like to have an office above the track with a lot of rail traffic though? Excellent photo, Richard!
Very beautiful and very nice!
Part of the States we don't often see many thanks for showin the photo
Wonderful capture of this odd and unusual site.
Imagine how uncomfortable the window cleaner would feel with such a little ledge for support ! ~
wonderful
Must be noisy when the train passes under.
These rooms might be noisy at times :) , nice capture.
exceptionnal point of vue ! splendid idea! excellent Richard !!!
Glad trains are shorter in height. Cool pov.
cool capture
That's so cool! You nailed the 'leading lines' here, Richard!
Fantastic shot! The POV suggests you were on a walking bridge or overpass of some kind?
fabulous photo
Great shot! What building is this?
Fine photo!
with Rod, you nailed the leading lines, yes. And your usual high sense of detail gives real texture, a really pleasing capture of railway tracks and ties. And the feeling of going under a building is very common to Chicagoans, as we have it here too. Love the light in this shot, and the clean open feeling to the tracks and all that gravel. And the white iron span on the top is a kind of 'crown' to the whole. Fine shot.