Sandwiched in, Baltimore by Helen Betts

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26-FEB-2017

Sandwiched in, Baltimore

This is the Bank of America Building, an Art Deco structure that was constructed in 1929, at that time the tallest in Baltimore. This was all I could see of it, but that roof gleaming in the sun really caught my eye.

Now the azaleas are blooming! posted earlier:

Nikon D810 ,Nikkor AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
1/400s f/11.0 at 70.0mm iso100 full exif

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Alexander Kazakov		14-Mar-2017 05:31
Outstanding view! V

Julie Oldfield		07-Mar-2017 23:56
A fascinating composition of contrasting styles. V

Patrick Goossens		04-Mar-2017 22:15
Sad to see these old buildings pushed in the background

Ika Zinka Eferl		04-Mar-2017 18:52
Excellent shot!V!

globalgadabout		04-Mar-2017 17:42
the contrast of styles sends a good message here..

Kuriacose Joseph		04-Mar-2017 17:00
Nice juxtaposition of the different kinds of facades.

Tom Munson		04-Mar-2017 16:42
Beautiful image, Helen. I prefer this to the new.

victorswan		04-Mar-2017 15:45
Nice building Helen, lovely perspective, it is indeed sandwiched, a beautifully decorated roof great image BV

Patricia Kay		04-Mar-2017 15:40
Looks a beautiful building Helen...shame it's dwarfed by the modern ones...BV

Jim Coffman		04-Mar-2017 15:28
Very well composed and captured, Helen! I think the tallest building in my town is 2 stories... :))