I’m very impressed by this photo composition of Michael D. Hawley, Vancouver, – the over-sized intimidating architecture vs. the tiny couple supporting each other with a safe micro-cosmos! Sometimes it seems, that architects want to make us feeling small and weak – or that the boss of a big company, even a railroad boss, wants to make us shy and wordless – with a boasting entrance hall. The photographer Michael Hawley soothes us by featuring this couple in a sudden sunbeam, close to another, forgetting all oppressing hierarchy.
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P.S.:
my daughter is an architect (in Berlin) and we often discussed which size of architecture is comfortable for the human feeling and which not. We have a lot of bad examples in Berlin …
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Flickr Comments 
wonderful light ( and shadow )
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another example
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your Berlin impression, Wolfgang:
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Beautiful shot!
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I am also impressed with this photo. Thank you for sharing with us.
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That photo is great, Frizz…thanks for sharing it.
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Thank you so much for sharing!
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I really like this photo. 🙂
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It is outstanding! Love the reflection as well!
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An amazing shot, Frizz.
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I like how you have interpreted this image 🙂
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