When the Frost Bank Tower (at Congress and 4th) was finished and its top lighted four years ago, it was a symbol that things were not just going to stop after 9/11. (Ground was broken for this building only a couple of months after September 11.) A friend of mine drives through downtown each day on her way to her job south of downtown. She is moving to the same downtown high rise we are. (The 360 Condominiums.) She told me that at one point on West Fifth Street the 360 could be seen reflected in the Frost. We sat out on foot one day to capture this. I have a feeling the shot was even better in the middle of the street but this one was taken from the sidewalk.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
New Reflections
When the Frost Bank Tower (at Congress and 4th) was finished and its top lighted four years ago, it was a symbol that things were not just going to stop after 9/11. (Ground was broken for this building only a couple of months after September 11.) A friend of mine drives through downtown each day on her way to her job south of downtown. She is moving to the same downtown high rise we are. (The 360 Condominiums.) She told me that at one point on West Fifth Street the 360 could be seen reflected in the Frost. We sat out on foot one day to capture this. I have a feeling the shot was even better in the middle of the street but this one was taken from the sidewalk.
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Great shot, Linda. I can't wait to be living among the towers of downtown.
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