It was originally the National Bank of Tulsa, also known simply as the 320 South Boston building.
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Saturday, April 10, 2010
Monochrome Weekend - Exchange Bank Atrium, Tulsa
It was originally the National Bank of Tulsa, also known simply as the 320 South Boston building.
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Great lines and a really nice reflection. I've always liked atriums.
It's beautiful, glad you chose this for your monochrome pic.
Oh dear, yes I know. I will try to rectify that right now!
WOW!!!!!
Perfect! Just the sort of shot I like!
Perfect angle...
Great shot!
Impressive atrium and a wonderful reflection!
I hope you have a wonderful weekend, Bill!
That is quite geometric. I've worked downtown 18 years and haven't seen that. I should be ashamed.
Nice shot, Tulsa Gentleman! I also love all your flowers in bloom! :)
Now thats a lovely shot :)
Thanks for visiting my blog Bill and for those generous comments. Also, many thanks for following it. I hope you like my "daily dose of randomness" (as I like to call it).
Have a great weekend.
Nice! B/W is a good choice here.
I was surprised when I first went to the US to see so many "local" banks. I.e. Canada has 5 or 6 big banks and that's it. The USA seemed to have a lot more, much smaller too.
Tone, light, lines, composition. All very nicely executed in this image.
Great picture.
Bill, I use a blind for a lot of my pictures. But for sage grouse, if I am parked in my truck before they come in, they just ignore me. They will even walk under my truck.
See, still did not get to trawl through. Shall go and do a bit of trolley shopping (so I don't starve to death!) and then come back and give you a bit more attention, petal!
Bonjour.
Notre printemps ne nous offre pas encore autant d'arbres fleuris !
Les forsythias, les amandiers...
Bisous du Hoggar.
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I love these architectural photos
A very eye-catching picture! How wonderful that you have caught something most people miss - and shown us it's beauty.
Congrats on making the accolade wall! I made it too! :) This is a wonderful shot, with interesting perspective, lines and tones!
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