Jon Lord
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Rubik before the Cube

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This is a black and white abstract architectural photo of a glass fronted high-rise office block. Filling the whole image is the multi faceted corner of a high-rise office building with black reflective windows. Each horizontal surface is of a short length before turning ninety degrees inwards or outwards, making multiple corners. The surface is constructed of silver or white frames surrounding a square window. This is repeated hundreds or thousands of times across the building. Thirty floors are in view with more than that amount unseen above. In the windows is a clear view of the sky above with bright and vivid reflections of the cumulus clouds encompassing the building. The Building: The Williams Tower, Houston (2012).
This is a black and white abstract architectural photo of a glass fronted high-rise office block. Filling the whole image is the multi faceted corner of a high-rise office building with black reflective windows. Each horizontal surface is of a short length before turning ninety degrees inwards or outwards, making multiple corners. The surface is constructed of silver or white frames surrounding a square window. This is repeated hundreds or thousands of times across the building. Thirty floors are in view with more than that amount unseen above. In the windows is a clear view of the sky above with bright and vivid reflections of the cumulus clouds encompassing the building. The Building: The Williams Tower, Houston (2012).
This is a black and white abstract architectural photo of a glass fronted high-rise office block. Filling the whole image is the multi faceted corner of a high-rise office building with black reflective windows. Each horizontal surface is of a short length before turning ninety degrees inwards or outwards, making multiple corners. The surface is constructed of silver or white frames surrounding a square window. This is repeated hundreds or thousands of times across the building. Thirty floors are in view with more than that amount unseen above. In the windows is a clear view of the sky above with bright and vivid reflections of the cumulus clouds encompassing the building. The Building: The Williams Tower, Houston (2012).