An extraordinary, beautiful framing, VZ...reduces the man-made mountains to facsimile cut diamonds.

VZ: Every time you leave a comment, I marvel at your mastery in words, Ray.

This was very well seen Viktor. Everything about this is right for me

VZ: Thanks Bill. Glad it's right.

Very well framed

VZ: I'm a hereditary framer. It's in my blood. My father was a joiner.

Love the tones, the shadows, this is a beautiful view, serenity all over.

VZ: Thank you, Astrid. I walk here almost every day.

Lovely VZ

VZ: How can I argue with that?

As is so ubiquitously stated ''timeless'.
richard

VZ: really? I hope it lasts that long.

Your title "hits the nail on the head"! I like the curved line of the street, the reflections of the trees and especially the impressive supermodern building in the centre, but in the distance,yes, it attracts me to go nearer, but I presume that then I would be overwhelmed by its greatness and height and "I'can't see the forest for the trees"; distance is sometimes better than nearness! Atlanta is famous for its modern architecture as I heard, and these may be the new 'churches' of our modern world?

VZ: Thanks, Philine. As Russian poet Sergey Yesenin once said in his poem "A Letter to the Woman":
"...When face to face
We cannot see the face.
We should step back for better observation..."

Very 'clean' shot- nicely framed

VZ: That's what I do the best, cleaning and framing

fabulous framing/light/shadows VZ, very well seen and delivered

VZ: Delighted you like it, Tim.

I really like the shot Viktor, especially the softness of the tone on the buildings contrasting with the dense shadows in trees. Lovely sweep to the road too, leading the eye in - you picked your spot well.

;o)

VZ: "...you picked your spot well".
Ha. That's what my wife often tells me.

The framing is very good and I like the kerbside fire hydrant that lets us know we are in America.

VZ: Thanks Ian. When I leave architecture, I think I'll move to the framing business.

I drive this way to work often but look down to the sunken garden on the left rather than to the sky view in front of me. It's nice to see something so familiar in a new light

VZ: Thanks Leisa.
You better look in front of you, dear. You might drive yourself into a sunken garden one day. Hahahahaha.

Lovely composition.

VZ: Thanks much, Jewlya.

Heart-shaped buildings for a heart-frame by trees ... If you understand what I mean and see what I see, so all is not lost for me

VZ: Oh, of course, all is not lost for you, dear. Just a few things here and there, but not all. I've heard red wine and playing piano with barely lit candles help.