Saturday, July 5, 2008

A Room With a View

I suppose we could play "where am I?" Nah. Too easy for the locals, and no fun for the out-of-towners.

So okay, these are the tippy-tops of the condos at 111 S. Delacey Avenue. Which doesn't leave a lot of options for where I was when I took the photo.

I wish I could remember who recommended the tops of parking lots as good places from which to shoot photos. This lot's at the corner of Delacey and Green.

8 comments:

Unknown said...

Cool! It would be nice to have a little patio up there but it doesn't look like there's much shade. The cropping of the photo makes me think of a large ship for some reason.

Katie said...

Interesting photo! I like the big expanse of sky and just a hint of green. I agree with Keith that having a patio like that would be nice. I wonder what the view from there is like!

Lindsey said...

Not much of a view there Petrea, just building tops and infinite sky.

John Sandel said...

I think one of them just moved …

Christie said...

It is interesting to think that parking lots are places that have a top!! Here we have no parking structures outdoors, although I think there is one that has a roof like that at the hospital, but all other parking lots are just that; flat, paved, uninteresting parking lots. (except for the murals on the walls of the buildings nearby!) But that's a post for another day! Thanks for showing us beauty from above, Petrea!

USelaine said...

Oooh! I hope they open to catch air as well as light. Might be fun to gaze up at on a clear night as well.

John Sandel said...

There it goes again. That is so weird!

Petrea Burchard said...

Keith: like those big steam pipes, maybe?

Katie: rooftops. We don't have any skyscrapers. The parking lot is 3-4 stories high and I think the condo has 3 stories, plus the skylights makes 4.

Likewise, Miss H. :}

Lindsey: rooftops and sky. Not so bad.

Bernie and Miss H, you're scaring me!

Christie, what's lovely is that you live in a place that doesn't need high-rise parking. I like living near the city (LA), but I'm glad America still has its small towns. Petoskey sounds a lot like where I grew up.

Stars, too, maybe, eh Elaine? It would be nice.