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Torgny · Apr 22, 2007, 3:53 PM

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Torgny · Apr 22, 2007, 3:55 PM

#12

TCav · Apr 22, 2007, 10:02 PM

Incredible architecture. It's no wonder their cars and planes look the way they do.

Nice shots.

musket · Apr 24, 2007, 9:45 AM

Neat architechtural design, good captures, but like so many of

these new technology buildings with blackened windows that

make us all wonder what goes on inside and what is ittheyare hiding? :-)

...............

..............musket

Torgny · Apr 24, 2007, 3:08 PM

TCav

Sometimes they even use the connotations (?) from the planes when they advertise their new car models

musket

That is true. On the other hand they are very open minded - no fences

Thanks for viewing

Torgny

greenphotos · Apr 26, 2007, 7:13 AM

Look very nice indeed - wish my Saab had the as bold architecture!

Mark

:-)

Torgny · Apr 26, 2007, 5:12 PM

Thanks for viewing, Mark

I visited your web-site. Great photos. I looked at the SAAB pictures. I suppose you like the design.

(The typical SAAB driver in the US is said to be an architect or other intellectual. Perhaps it is about the same in the United Kingdom?)

(I have had two SAAB cars myself, the SAAB 96. They were shaped like an airplane wing. They also had a great function, directly translated "free wheel". Great thing to use that innovation and at the same time listen to Mr Bob Dylan in his album "Freewheeling")

Torgny

BEECEE · Apr 27, 2007, 8:56 AM

Just a question. Where you ever stopped by anyone and asked why you were taking photos of the building? I have a similar kind of operation here near where I live. You get funny looks from security people if you just drive past the main gate let alone try to take photos.

Torgny · Apr 27, 2007, 10:23 AM

Hi, BEECEE

There is no gate whatsoever. Anyone can drive or walk up there.

I always stop and talk to people when I´m out taking pictures. It enhances the experience.

A software engineer said it was ok to take pictures, so I continued. A service man said there was no problem at all. So I continued further.

There might be some cultural difference, I don´t really know. You could always ask them if you want to take pictures.

There are many photo opportunities in areas like this and in industrial environments, I think.

Torgny

musket · May 4, 2007, 4:09 PM

Just noticed in the 'bus shelter' outside one of our local

'black windowed high tech buildings', a spiderman advert

I wonder if thats a blackened window he'slooking athis

reflection in?...... :-).........musket

Apr 24, 2007, 9:45 AM	#14
musket Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 2,782	Neat architechtural design, good captures, but like so many of these new technology buildings with blackened windows that make us all wonder what goes on inside and what is ittheyare hiding? :-) .............................musket

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musket Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 2,782	Just noticed in the 'bus shelter' outside one of our local 'black windowed high tech buildings', a spiderman advert I wonder if thats a blackened window he'slooking athis reflection in?...... :-).........musket Attached Images

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TCav Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Washington, DC, Metro Area, Maryland Posts: 13,826	Incredible architecture. It's no wonder their cars and planes look the way they do. Nice shots.

Apr 24, 2007, 3:08 PM	#15
Torgny Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Northeast Passage 10; Gothenburg, Sweden, Northern Europe, Planet Earth, Outskirts of Milky Way, Uni Posts: 10,079	TCav Sometimes they even use the connotations (?) from the planes when they advertise their new car models musket That is true. On the other hand they are very open minded - no fences Thanks for viewing Torgny

Apr 26, 2007, 7:13 AM	#16
greenphotos Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 40	Look very nice indeed - wish my Saab had the as bold architecture! Mark :-)

Apr 26, 2007, 5:12 PM	#17
Torgny Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Northeast Passage 10; Gothenburg, Sweden, Northern Europe, Planet Earth, Outskirts of Milky Way, Uni Posts: 10,079	Thanks for viewing, Mark I visited your web-site. Great photos. I looked at the SAAB pictures. I suppose you like the design. (The typical SAAB driver in the US is said to be an architect or other intellectual. Perhaps it is about the same in the United Kingdom?) (I have had two SAAB cars myself, the SAAB 96. They were shaped like an airplane wing. They also had a great function, directly translated "free wheel". Great thing to use that innovation and at the same time listen to Mr Bob Dylan in his album "Freewheeling") Torgny

Apr 27, 2007, 8:56 AM	#18
BEECEE Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 162	Just a question. Where you ever stopped by anyone and asked why you were taking photos of the building? I have a similar kind of operation here near where I live. You get funny looks from security people if you just drive past the main gate let alone try to take photos.

Apr 27, 2007, 10:23 AM	#19
Torgny Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Northeast Passage 10; Gothenburg, Sweden, Northern Europe, Planet Earth, Outskirts of Milky Way, Uni Posts: 10,079	Hi, BEECEE There is no gate whatsoever. Anyone can drive or walk up there. I always stop and talk to people when I´m out taking pictures. It enhances the experience. A software engineer said it was ok to take pictures, so I continued. A service man said there was no problem at all. So I continued further. There might be some cultural difference, I don´t really know. You could always ask them if you want to take pictures. There are many photo opportunities in areas like this and in industrial environments, I think. Torgny