I'm sure I looked kind of funny getting into the contortions necessary to capture the reflection in the door.
This building just made me smile. It looks like a face wearing a pointy hat.
More reflections in the window of the First Unitarian Church.
On to Brookline. I am amazed by the masonry skill required to care such delicate looking leaves.
Another face, this time in the door.
Here's the church and here's the steeple. Only thing is I didn't see people.
More gorgeous masonry.
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Boston has such beautiful architecture. I love your face captures.
I liked your archtectural photos too Michelle. - Dave
Very nice! Aren't old doors really cool?
North Church steeple! I love urban architecture .. these are terrific and its fun to see someone else's photos of building/door 'faces' ...
Oh, I'm going to seem a very dumb person concerning his own city, but I can't place the "pointy hat, smiling face" building. I know I've seen it before, but where is it?
My daughter and I always look for faces everywhere. I love that you do that too! :)
Since you mentioned the faces, I think I can see Sesame Street's Bert in that door.
I love doing 'architecture tours'; downtown Chicago is a target-rich environment that way. . .
And, for some weird (and no doubt perverse) reason, your 'pointy-hat-face' building reminded me of this. . .
Ni pics of Paul Revere?
Ha! I saw a face in the building with the pointy hat too. But the bow tie was sideways. Fun pictures lime!
You have really captured interesting architecture and details.
Agree with you the building really looks like a face with a hat;-)
btw. Thanks for your comments regarding my vaction with my Daughter and Family. Just posted one more from my visit
The pointy hat building is in Harvard Square. The offices of the National Lampoon used to be there when it was run by Harvard students.
I like the pointy hat building. I often sees faces in things like that.
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