Like a Skyscraper

Reflections From the City I Love to Hate... 
from the 39th floor. 



Thanks to a photo friend
arranging things with his sister,
we were granted access to the 39th floor of a high rise.



While there were plenty of urban views below,
my eyes were captivated by the urban reflections.



It was like being in a fun house at the circus.



The view from each office varied slightly from next door,
but enough to create a whole new look.




I really like how these distorted reflections turned out.



I wonder if you see that from your office
every day if your eyes start to go crazy.

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Clothespin

1500 Market Street Philadelphia

A sculpture by Claes Oldenburg
photographed facing the East Tower of Center Square
with the reflection of City Hall which is located across the street.

According to Wikipedia...
 The silvery steel "spring" part the two textured work resembles the numerals "76", apt for the United States Bicentennial year.^[7] Tying in Philadelphia's colonial heritage with its difficult present, Clothespin addresses the city's civic issues and attempts to close the gap between income levels within the city through its universally recognized form.

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