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Wow! That is a good shot.
A good shot indeed and once again I’m reminded of my “hometown”!! Another fun visit!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!!
We were last in downtown Dallas for a conference way back in the early 80s and remember thinking that same thing about the reflective buildings. At that time we actually hadn’t yet seen any other ‘glass buildings — we were fascinated. Even toured one.
Cool shot!
That is one awesome capture!
Absolutely beautiful with a nostalgic touch:) Happy Easter to you and yours!
Great shot, it looks like a fantasy movie.
Super shot. Odd enquiry from me but is there a memorial to mark the spot where Kennedy was assassinated or is it something the Dallas people prefer not to make into a “tourist hotspot”?
Nice picture !
Great capture and reflection! Have a happy Easter!
Wonderful photography in Dallas for SWF ~ very creative ~ xoxo ~ Happy Weekend ~ xoxo
artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
@LeedsLass – yes there is a memorial but on the whole I think the people of Dallas seem to wish that he had been murdered somewhere else.
I like this shot… glad you had your iPod with you!
Love the drama of this.
For me, it looks dramatic too.
http://www.womenandperspectives.com/2014/04/sky-watch-sky-around-pole.html
Very nicely done Yogi. Yep, Dallas that it’s share of reflective structures, for sure.
An eerie shot.
What a terrific image, very dramatic. I like the grainy texture, the strong colour and contrasting building styles – all this snapped on your Ipod!
That is an amazing shot. The red courthouse is where I spent one of the happiest days of my life…no, not getting married…getting divorced. I danced all the way back to my car. 🙂
VERY dramatic!!
And, Yogi, I like the cat’s eyes in your post prior to this one.
Nice contrast with the older brick buildings on the right.
Looks like rain!
Blinded by the light.