Tram stop shelter, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2008 by Phil Douglis

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12-OCT-2008

Tram stop shelter, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2008

The panels on the back of this tram stop shelter reflect colors and shapes reminiscent of an abstract painting. The only recognizable features are the windows that echo the vertical shapes of the panels. Meanwhile, all six chairs stand empty, allowing the glow of the reflected to colors to embrace them as well.

Leica V-Lux 1
1/200s f/5.6 at 36.9mm iso100 hide exif

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Phil Douglis		24-Oct-2008 01:03
Good point, Jenene -- it does look a giant aquarium, but one designed to be ignored.

JSWaters		23-Oct-2008 03:11
It's reminiscent of an aquarium - it looks alot like marine life swimming by the glass panels - but the chairs are facing the wrong direction! Jenene

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