Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ Blue glass feature above Dandenong railway station - outer Melbourne
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Midweek Blues meme
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ABC Challenge Round 8 ~ G is for Glass
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Station glassed in blues
Creative railway feature
Inside glare subdued
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Blue Glass
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13 comments:
Love the blue glass, that does have to help make the temps in the building more comfortable and it looks terrific!! Great one for the G Day, Gemma!
Sylvia
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That shade of blue glass is attractive with the beige, reminding me of sea and sand.
Love your blue glass building! But Green Glass would have been Gigantic!
Thanks for sharing your Gorgeous pic;o)
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Have a great week****
we have some buildings around here with colored glass - seems soothing.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
My fellow Canadian from East Gwillumbury sure has explained why I find this photo soothing, blue and beige: sea and sand.
Wonderful capture, and of course G is for Gemma.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
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Girders and blue glass
Glare reduced to minimum
Grand station complex
Gorgeous! Great choice for this week's G.
G is for....
Cheerful looking for the outside, and my guess for the inside it's a nice filter for the sun shining into the rooms:)
Love all the blue and the lines.
the color is so soft and lovely
your photo has a wonderful sense of space and freedom
You know Gemma, what I like about this-aside from the lines and blue rectangles-is the silhouette of the person on the bottom left. It makes all the difference.
I wonder how the outside world looks from the inside!
love the blue glass image...
well done G take.
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