Monday Window – December 4, 2023

Office windows in the evening

Waiting at a traffic light one evening a couple of weeks ago I was looking around and saw this office building. During the day the windows reflect the outside world and there is no hint of what transpires inside. In the fading light of the evening, however, the illuminated insides are visible.

Of course, mostly the ceilings are visible from down in the street. Some of the offices are dark already – their day has ended. Others are still brightly lit, some work is never done. Maybe the workers there are now among the cars on the road here. We can’t see the drivers, but folks are heading home.

Taking a closer look at the building shows us some interesting views.

On the right side the bright evening sky still reflects and keeps us from seeing inside. The front lets us see a little more. I found it interesting that in the lower left window, one can just see the last employee leaving for the night. The day is done.

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