Bank Reflections

Posted by Jen (Alpharetta, United States) on 21 March 2007 in Miscellaneous and Portfolio.

They must hide all the big bucks in there because you sure can't see in!!

Looking out the car window I noticed the guy walking by and realized it was his reflection I noticed not him! Luckily the camera was at the ready before traffic moved!
Told you I had something completely different for today!
Hope you enjoy!!

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Comments (27)

Wayne from Melbourne, Australia

The greenery within the building is a good contrast to the stark white outside. I like it!
Perhaps the title should have been B(l)ank reflections =D.

21 Mar 2007 5:05am

@Wayne: LOL, probably a better title! Thanks for the visit Wayne!

DTW from Orlando, United States

The reflection is pretty sharp, great job!

21 Mar 2007 5:30am

@DTW: I thought it was pretty clean and clear for a downtown building!

Mike Cash from Kiryu, Japan

That is indeed something completely different, and very nice, too. There's really quite a lot of "found scenes" that one can get while at the wheel. I find that it changes the way you watch things around you while driving.

21 Mar 2007 6:23am

@Mike Cash: You would know that best!! Alot of your pictures are from the wheel! : D
Thank you Mike for your nice comments and visits!

Rahul from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The more i see your pics, the more i wish i had an eye like yours. Doesn't fail to capture anything worth shooting ;)

Great shot pal... love the way you have shown both sides of road - One the real building and other side thru the reflections. Superb. Btw, where do you get your ideas from ? Or is that a million dollar question ? ;)

21 Mar 2007 6:52am

@Rahul: You are so kind Rahul. Trust me I've taken some pictures that I upload and think to myself, geez what was I thinking this is horrible, of course I never post those LOL.

Something catches my eye, a shadow, sunlight, colors...it's more of a oooo look at that kind of thing than an idea. Silly isn't it?

adalove from Alcala de Guadaira, Spain

Great casual shot! I wish we had this kind of buildings everywhere so we could see refrected trees and parks in the middle of our cities.

21 Mar 2007 8:00am

KM Faisal from Kerala,Kalpakanchery, India

great one

21 Mar 2007 8:06am

Bronnie from Christchurch, New Zealand

Quick draw McGraw! Great shot, lovely detail and colours!

21 Mar 2007 9:00am

@Bronnie: My family said I looked like a tourist hanging out the window...I said who cares...it's a cool building. : D

Paige Mills from Columbia, South Carolina, United States

Yes Jen, you do have a great eye for things that would usually go unnoticed by many. This is just another one of those moments. Superb job! :)

21 Mar 2007 10:17am

@Paige Mills: Thank you so much Paige!!

M.E. from Encino, United States

there goes the robber with his bagful of dough! LOL! cool, cool shot!

21 Mar 2007 11:44am

@M.E.: LOL that is too funny, I should have titled "robbery in progress?" : D

Dan Meyers from Macomb, United States

Interesting take. I like it.

21 Mar 2007 12:50pm

Myst from Bologna, Italy

Great shot! Very interesting!

21 Mar 2007 2:13pm

Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States

Neat take Jen! I wonder if those are money bags that guy is carrying away?

21 Mar 2007 2:43pm

Reza from Montreal, Canada

Great reflections. Nice capture. :)

21 Mar 2007 3:35pm

Art Monkey from Salt Spring Island, Canada

very interesting - I like the distortion of the refelction - it reminds me of one of those fun houses

21 Mar 2007 4:50pm

@Art Monkey: Wouldn't that be funny if it actually was one of those mirrors? LOL

Manuela Photography from Hainburg (near Frankfurt/Main), Germany

Something new and interesting!Well done.

21 Mar 2007 5:03pm

Rahul from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Well pal it aint silly, it works perfectly well. When i am gonna get that sense of ooooo look at things ;) Now thats bothering me LOL.

21 Mar 2007 5:09pm

Mythreyee from cupertino, United States

Yes, its sure something wonderful. If I had not seen the bold letters 'reflection' , I would have thought for a second that its real. Its sure a classy shot. A rare one too. Thanks for sharing.

21 Mar 2007 5:13pm

@Mythreyee: Very rare find, when I realized it was the reflection and not the guy, I immediately grabbed the camera.
Thank you so much visiting!

Stephanie from Tuscaloosa, United States

Nice reflection, Jen!!

21 Mar 2007 6:25pm

Behrooz from Tehran, Iran

This is a very cool shot Jen!

21 Mar 2007 6:39pm

Vahid from Bø, Norway

Well done, Jen! Sharped-eye!

21 Mar 2007 7:01pm

Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States

Stunning reflection Jen.. great job finding the extraordinary in something as common as a bank

21 Mar 2007 9:37pm

@Nick Passantino: Thank you very much Nick!

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

Really like the angles and reflections! You do have such a great eye!! How different do you think it would look in b/w? maybe high contrast?

Hey, I'm back up again!! WOOHOO!!

22 Mar 2007 12:12am

@amy: I'll have to give that a try and let you know!!
Thanks for the idea and the visit!!

I am so glad you are back up and posting!!! YAY!

Michael Zhang from New York City, United States

Very cool reflections. What a clear seamless window.

22 Mar 2007 12:54am

@Michael Zhang: Thanks!
I was amazed at the clarity of the windows...they must have a special coating to keep them that clean and clear!

Angry Buddha from United States

That's actually pretty smart for a bank. I love your shot.

22 Mar 2007 1:09am

@Angry Buddha: Thank you!

Stunner from Kingston, Jamaica

Nice photo! I like the concept. That's some really reflective glass.

22 Mar 2007 4:54am

Shelia from Statesville, United States

Magazine material here!

23 Mar 2007 12:18am

Daniel from United States

Impressive reflection!

23 Mar 2007 12:55pm

@Daniel: Thank you Daniel!

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