Buckhead windows
Once again I will dive eight years into my archives for s series of photos. The one here has not been shared before. There will be others from that collection that I have either reprocessed or processed for the first time.
Here we see a window-wall building reflecting nearby buildings built in the same style. The not quite flat window panes distort the reflections into abstract patters.
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Monday Window 
I love windows with a lot to reflect on. This is great. Today, my window features not one single pane of glass: https://margaret21.com/2021/08/30/a-window-on-a-prehistoric-playground/
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Serendipity. I had prepared my contribution a couple of days ago. Different time, different country, and building with a few more years on their roof … but the same warped window effect. Nice!
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No glass, but wonderful views! Well done!
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Indeed a delightful coincidence, eklastic. Much more character in your photos!
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“Character” is a nice way to put it.
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I like the patterns the windows make.
https://linsdoodles.wordpress.com/2021/08/30/monday-window-30-8-21/
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modern
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They are neat, Lin, aren’t they?
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