Left to right: Arrott Building, Investment Building, Benedum-Trees Building.
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Reflected Towers of Fourth Avenue
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Reflection of the Benedum-Trees Building
The ornate top of the Benedum-Trees Building on Fourth Avenue, reflected in the glass front of the Patterson Building on Third Avenue. This is a two-color rendition, like an old postcard or a two-strip Technicolor movie. We are going to see quite a lot of Fourth Avenue and nearby in the next few days.
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Reflections of St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Cathedral reflected in the Software Engineering Institute across the street.
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Reflections in PPG Place
Artsy if not artistic pictures of PPG Place reflecting PPG Place and nearby buildings.
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Reflections in 650 Washington Road
Clouds reflected in the windows of a modernist office building (built in 1965) in uptown Mount Lebanon.
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Burnham Reflected
300 Sixth Avenue, the former Wood Street Building, was designed by Daniel Burnham. The lower floors were given an Art Deco makeover in 1939, but here we see the more original upper floors in the funhouse mirror of Two PNC Plaza.
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Reflections in the Seldom Seen Arch
Hypnotic patterns of sunlight reflected from the pool in Saw Mill Run on the bricks of the Seldom Seen Arch. Go to the Wikimedia Commons hosting page to see the video in glorious HD-ish.
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Tower at PNC Plaza on a Fine Day
As seen from the Diamond or Market Square, the surface of the tower reflects the cumulus clouds scudding through the sky.
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Reflections in the Hartley Rose Building
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Geometric Patterns Through the Branches
