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Matt > Thirty Rockefeller Center - This is a classic sort of view of the building. The dark shadows and sky place nicely on the angles with the main face of the building in direct sunlight.
Matt > Boston Federal Reserve Building - I'm not quite sure what to make of this rather ominous, rather tall concrete building.
Matt > Brooklyn Bridge Walkway - I've come to find (after taking this picture) that it's a bit of a cliche. This is my take on it anyway...
Matt > Office Plants - On the side of a monstrous, featureless skyscraper, there is one column of windows. The tree looked kind of like it was watching people on the street.
Matt > Christian Science Center "Hallway" - This 1970's concrete building extends for hundreds of feet. Through the end of this outdoor "hallway," you can see the more traditional brick and wood of the church.
Matt > Angled Ceiling - It's clear that a great deal of work went into the design of the ceiling for the West Wing of the Smithsonian Museum of Art.
Matt > Steps At Porter Square Station - As far as stairs in a train station go, the ones in Porter Square station in Boston are fairly intimidating.
Matt > Prudential Building - The Prudential Building in Boston is another whose design take a lot of heat. I, for one, love the design of the building with its huge mesh of steel, windows, and 60's-era grey paneling.
Matt > Upstairs - Of all the buildings on the MIT campus, I chose to photograph this one. The stairwell has nice contrast because of the white and gray color scheme, and large windows at every landing.
Thirty Rockefeller Center -
This is a classic sort of view of the building. The dark shadows and sky place nicely on the angles with the main face of the building in direct sunlight.
Matt > Thirty Rockefeller Center - This is a classic sort of view of the building. The dark shadows and sky place nicely on the angles with the main face of the building in direct sunlight.
Thirty Rockefeller Center -
This is a classic sort of view of the building. The dark shadows and sky place nicely on the angles with the main face of the building in direct sunlight.
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