But then I looked up to the second and third floors and noticed electric candles standing in the windows. The electricity has been shut off in the upper floors so these are never lit, but it does make one wonder how it would look if they were.
Monday, December 27, 2010
Squint Shot 122710
The morning I took these pictures of the various buildings at the main four corners, I crossed Grand River Avenue and stood in front of Gormley & Johnson's building. I looked over at the Harmon building and decided to document it one more time. After all, it does hold so many ghosts of our past. But then I looked up to the second and third floors and noticed electric candles standing in the windows. The electricity has been shut off in the upper floors so these are never lit, but it does make one wonder how it would look if they were.
But then I looked up to the second and third floors and noticed electric candles standing in the windows. The electricity has been shut off in the upper floors so these are never lit, but it does make one wonder how it would look if they were.
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