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winterSmith 
The reflections of sky seem to oddly anchor this shot. Funny, the building is heavy brick and yet the cloudy blue keeps it from “falling over” in this extreme angle. I really like this shot. Thanks for presenting this view.
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Thanks. This was sort of an exercise in working with what’s there. I took this middle of the day Sunday and the light was just terrible. So this is a little bleak. But that fire escape and the lamp post gave me a nice set of lines to play with. And you’re right – the sky was important in anchoring it all. Provided reference, I guess.
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