Friday Photography

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Contort - The deconstructivist MIT Stata Center designed by Pritzker Prize winning architect Frank Gehry in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Read more about our trip here

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Comments

Debra She Who Seeks said…
Frank Gehry's vision is always unique, that's for sure.
1/18/2019
Paola Lauretano said…
In love with the first one!
Kisses, Paola.

Expressyourself
1/18/2019
Starshine Beauty said…
I love it! :)

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1/19/2019
Midnight Cowgirl said…
What a cool picture!
1/19/2019
Mica said…
What a stunning building, and a great photo of it! :)

Hope that you are having a wonderful weekend :) Our summer heatwave is continuing, today will be a quiet day in the aircon I think!

Away From The Blue Blog
1/19/2019
Sakuranko said…
Oh very cute darling
xx
1/20/2019
Sakuranko said…
Oh very nice photo darling
xx
1/20/2019
Missymayification said…
Now that building is art! WOW!

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1/20/2019
Jeanie said…
That's a stunning shot of a remarkably beautiful building.
1/22/2019
NotJessFashion said…
Incredible photos dear! Thanks for sharing.
Jessica | notjessfashion.com
1/23/2019
Doused in Pink | Chicago Style Blog said…
That is such a cool piece!

Jill - Doused in Pink
1/24/2019
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