Showing posts with label Tower City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tower City. Show all posts

Friday, August 12, 2011

A Reflection of Terminal Tower

Terminal Tower in a reflection of another building

On my daily commute into the office this morning, I got off the bus and cross the street on the eastern side of Public Square. When I looked up, there was an amazing reflection of the Terminal Tower in this building. I have seen reflections in other building before, but never one that looks to vibrant and the sky so blue.

You have to really enjoy these summer days when the sun is shining and it is cool in the morning and warm during the day. No better time of the year.


Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Christmas Tree at Tower City

Christmas Tree at Tower City

I finally got a chance to break out of the office and head to Tower City. It is the first time I have been up there since the holiday season began.

The tree looks great and all the kids hanging around really got me into a holiday mood. It is only a few days until Christmas and I have 3 gifts left on the list. Not bad for being on the road for the majority of December.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Terminal Tower through a Skylight

Terminal town through a Skylight

It has been awhile since I went to Tower City for lunch. The food court makes it easy to select from several types of food. I have walked through there more times in the 2.25 years I have worked downtown.

In all of that time, I never realized that you could see the Terminal Tower through the skylight. I did realize there was a skylight. It makes a cold winter day not feel as brutal when there is a little bit of sun.

I thought it was a pretty incredible view.

Ironically, I posted a photo of a reflection of the Terminal Tower at about the same time last year.

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Cleveland Skyline and Tower City Reflection

Cleveland Skyline and Tower City ReflectionI have been shooting a fair amount of reflection photos lately. I guess that is the advantage of living in a city where there is both equal parts rain and sunshine. On my walk in this morning, I was thinking that I had left my camera at home and really didn't know what I would take as a photo.

Due to the heavy storms yesterday, there was a mini lake on Scranton Road. It was large enough that I could get a reflection of the skyline - specifically Key Tower and Tower City.

Unfortunately, I had to take this picture with my cell phone, so the sky is a bit blown out and the detail isn't the greatest. You get the idea though.