This is Crowne Plaza City Center (the building on the right) and Bezek.
Bezek (bibezek) is Israel’s leading internet and international telecommunications provider.
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When I saw these photos I remembered your comment on Patti’s post even before seeing the link to her :D. Fabulous photos CG. Normally I would say that this type of architecture looks better in B&W but here it look excellent in colour too. Thank you 🙂
Thanks Paula. I prefer the colour version, because the only colour is blue.
🙂 yeah 😀
I’m fascinated by this view .
Thanks for the share!
Thanks for the comment 76 🙂
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This is one of those time in which I can’t tell if I prefer the colour or B/W more. It’s the recognition of pattern and texture created by the windows that captures my attention the most.
Amazing structures- and love the blue contrast background
Fantastic! Love linear !!
Amazing buildings, very stark and minimalist.
Took me a moment to notice the difference, I think I might need a second cup of tea this morning.
Wow, with the size of the windows, these buildings look absolutely enormous.
Truly an amazing shot!
This is a very compelling image! The small pattern of the windows and the angle against the blue sky give us that sense of massiveness. Well done!
Stunningly abstract…abstractly stunning!
Wow, stunning! It’s like an intense minimalist drawing in B&W. You can almost hear the music of it in the colour.
great architecture and insanely dizzying.
Thank you Lana!
You’re welcome
Both versions are so good Cardinal, both playing different tricks, fantastic! And thank you so much for the ping back, comrades in the dizzy view!
Great!
wow; big buikdings!
lol typo I meant to say *buildings*; they are so huge, I have never been near a building that big.
Yes, they’re very large. Never mind the typo, it happens to all of us and we all notice them the second after we’ve pressed the “post comment” button 😀
thanks, I was frightened into cross-fingers by the sheer size of them! lol.