This first shot is of the Gridiron building in New York, it seems so fragile especially taken from this angle.
This is a detail from one of the beautiful stained glass windows in the cathedral in Prague which I particularly liked. The detail and the colours are so fresh, just breathtaking.
On a visit to Spain, we drove up to Ronda and this is a view across the gorge.
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I love the picture of the gridiron building, i’ve never seen it shot from that angle.
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Thank you. I love the shape of the building and had tried to get a few shots of it just on its own, but failed. Then as we walked away I turned and took this one, not exactly ‘alone’ but got a better idea of the shape.
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Great post for this week themes thanks for sharing
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Thank you, appreciate you stopping by 🙂
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My favourite is Gridiron building in New York. It looks very tottery as though it could fall down at any moment!
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Yes it does doesn’t it. It is such an unusual looking building, been to New York three times and each time I go I have to go and see it.
Glad you liked it too. 🙂
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Thanks for visiting 🙂
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I love the stained glass windows. The colors and details are very beautiful.
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I think so too. The whole window is just such a great work of art 🙂
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For a minute there, I thought it was a shot of the flatiron building in New York. This photo looks very much like a New York scene.
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You are right, but I was told on my first visit that is was called the Gridiron, maybe it is know by both names, perhaps some kind New Yorker could set the record straight/
Whatever it is called it is unique and quite amazing, bit like New York itself. 🙂
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I have never been to New York and have never heard of the Gridiron building what a unique structure! Lots of windows! The stained glass window is lovely.
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It is quite an amazing builidng, seems too flimsy to stay upright! Glad you liked the photos and thanks for your commets 🙂
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I’m wowed by how amazing this photos are. I’m impressed by the tall , narrow building but I have fear of heights. The third photo is dream view. Ain’t it cool to wake up each day overlooking the World? Beautiful! Thanks…
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You’re welcome, glad you liked them 🙂
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Great photos from around the world. I love these crazy skinny buildings. they seem to have built a few of them “back in the day” . there is one in Toronto too.
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these are all great – for such differing reasons – what a wonderful building – they seem to pop up everywhere
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Thank you so much, glad you liked them 🙂
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Hard to choose which one is my favorite … well done.
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Thank you, glad you liked them. 🙂
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Great post thanks for sharing
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You’re welcome, glad you liked the photos
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Ronda is great and I love visiting it. My brother-in-law lives not too far away from Ronda and there’s a great little restaurant there that i like…
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It is a stunning place, just loved visiting.
Thanks for your comments 🙂
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the Flat Iron Building in Manhattan for sure is cult!
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Hi there, hope all well with you.
Yes it is such an unusual building, must confess that I had not heard anything about it before our first visit, just loved it
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I love it when buildings are shaped for a small slice of land like in your first photo. But that particular building looks like someone could blow it over. Lots of great windows.
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I love the unusual shape of the building too
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all 3 are great. My fave is the first one tho
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Thank you, so glad you liked them.
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