This floor of the Guthrie featured this amazing blue glass the was so expansive and gave a very dramatic way to view the gorgeous view over the Mississippi.
This floor featured yellow glass and was so blazing with this warmer tone to view the same view. It was so cool!!! Kind of eerie...
I shot this outside of the 9th floor outdoor area. This outdoor area feels like stadium seating to allow viewers to sit and take in the beauty all around. The collapsed bridge is where to 2 cranes are which is between the distant arched bridge and the smaller one in front.
The windows from inside are like boxes. They are very deep, and the top, bottom and sides have darker reflective surfaces. It adds so much dimension to every view from them. This image shows the reflected surfaces on the top and left.
I shot Erin in front of the Gold Medal Flour building. I noticed that the Guthrie with it's blue and yellow color scheme matched the signage of the it's flour neighbor. I have to think that might have been planned...Fun day! Go experience it! The restaurant was good, too. We had lunch there.
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Wow, what a cool building! Do the windows look that color from the outside?? Cool...Erin sure is cute too--I know y'all had a great time!
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The windows don't look quite that vibrant from the outside. It's just that it's kind of dark on the inside and the windows are so expansive allowing so much light in. So neat!!!
Oh neat! I've also been wanting to see the inside of the old flour museum too, I see that in the background of your friend's picture.
Hey, I have google alert me when my name comes up on the internet, and this week I got one, turnes out someone who did a report on caitlyn smith (one of the girl's in the girl band we photographed) and they used pictures from you and me! I'm so excited to be published! hahah.
Oh and thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment.
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