I love taking reflection shots; there is just something so fascinating about them. In this case I forget the name of the building that’s doing the reflecting but the reflections are of Trinity Church (built 1872-1877) and of the Fairmont Copley (opened 1912) right in and across from Copley Square in the Back Bay area of Boston. The way I shot this image it almost – if you stretch your imagination a bit – looks as if the reflection is of one building.
Images by T.Dashfield Photography 
What is SO cool about this capture…you connected the old world with the new world…great job my friend….this is a framer.
Awwwwwwww thanks 🙂 I really like how in some parts of the corner facing the viewer things almost align.
Great image and I agree with Pride In Photos comment about how you captured the old architecture with the new. Photos like this make you pause and think about the world we live in. What else could be better?
Thank you for your comment. When looking at it again you can see three eras of architecture; the church, the hotel, and the skyscraper that reflects them.
I’m with you – I love reflection photos. This one is just excellent! Thanks for sharing.
You should’ve seen me going back and forth taking multiple shots 🙂 I loved doing it.
That is GORGEOUS!! What a cool, cool photograph! (and I can totally see the reflected buildings as one building!) –Lisa
Yay! It’s not just me who could “see” it as one building 🙂
That is a great spot!
Thank you 🙂
Great shot, Teri. How cool of that architectural firm to erect a building meant to reflect those around it?
Ummmmmmmmmm yeah! Right! Durn tootin 😉
Neato! The old reflected in the new!
Did you just say neato? LOL But this image shows 3 eras for sure.
Great capture! Getting the church reflection in so much detail and so clear is excellent!
Thank you. It took a few shots to get it just right 🙂