I do enjoy the sight of repeating patterns and I think these "fins" on the top of a downtown parking garage fit the bill very well. It's one of the many public garages that is also used by city of Phoenix employees. I'm sure the metal design is there to add an appealing look to what might otherwise be a drab facility and I think it works.
They are very outstanding, especially against that beautiful blue sky!
ReplyDeleteNice design details.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, kind of a modern art deco type of look.
ReplyDeleteIt's these little 'flourishes' that can save a building, nice that they fancied up a parking garage. The angle you've used shows these details perfectly Sharon.
ReplyDeletep.s. the thought of you dozing off in an uncomfortable chair made me smile, but you must have been exhausted!
Pretty fancy!
ReplyDeleteThere is something intriguing about repetition, Sharon!
ReplyDeleteIt is rather odd decor but I guess it works.
ReplyDeleteWell seen, Sharon, I like this photograph! Well composed and clean.
ReplyDeleteYou're right as there's not much drabber than a concrete parking garage! I wonder if those fins came from an old Caddie?
ReplyDeleteNicely-composed photo and that blue sky is to die. For.
They do add a bit of pizzazz to the building.
ReplyDeleteThey stand out nicely against the sky. I've never seen that on buildings here.
ReplyDeleteThey indeed jazz up that building. I like the strong graphic lines throughout, great image!
ReplyDelete...or a line of old Cadillacs parked up there?
ReplyDeleteEasy to describe too... "the one with the fins, you can't miss it."
ReplyDeleteIt's difficult to make a parking ramp look attractive, but you found a way to make this one unique.
ReplyDeleteIt definitely works. As does your camera angle.
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