C is for Chapel Hill.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
ABC Wednesday: C is for Chapel Hill
C is for Chapel Hill.
22 comments:
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Great C pictures and you have captured beautiful reflections on that second shot.
ReplyDeleteLéia :)
Don't like cancer, the hospital looks very sleek from the outside.
ReplyDeleteGreat Cs for the day, Carver, and you're one of them!! Hope you have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
It looks a lovely building - all those big windows.
ReplyDeleteI bet it feels good to look back at all that green!
ReplyDeleteI don't like cancer either Ann, but the pictures of the hospital are very good and the reflections are great.
ReplyDeleteI like your pictures for C, Carver. I like your optimism and the spring shots!!
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C is for Carver, too.
ReplyDeleteI see reflections in the first photo, too.
If people need to be hospitalized for cancer, this looks like it might be a nice place for it.
— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
I don't like hospitals or cancer and hope you can stay for away from both!
ReplyDeleteThanks to everyone for their comments. For the record, I don't like cancer either but since I was treated and continue to be followed at UNC for cancer (no active disease at this point), I have a lot of photographs of their facility. As a matter of fact when going for scans or appointments I've pretended that I'm really there for a photo shoot and since during the time I've been seen there (starting in 2005) they have built a new cancer hospital, it's been fun photographing it from start to finish as well as photographing the garden being put in. I see a lot of different doctors for side effects I've had since my lymph node dissection so I don't do this just at UNC. At every doctor I see I have a collection of photographs either at their offices (usually outside) or at places I go on the way home to take photographs. I could probably do the whole alphabet just with my too many doctors, ha. Cheers, Carver
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you were able to make such a positive thing out of your experience. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME photos of a VIP - very important place!
ReplyDeleteLeslie
abcw team
I love the work of cancer centers. too many people I know, including my father and my brother-in-law (at 41) died of it.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Very well thought of the letter C. And yes the hospital looks new but don't like the cancer thing. ^_^
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Great pictures, Carver, - an most important building to so many people.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the second photo showing the glass and refelctions of the building.
ReplyDeleteGreat post :)
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I'm with you Carver, don't like cancer, but glad I am a 2 year survivor of breast cancer.
ReplyDelete'Creditable Captures' I say. :)
ReplyDeleteBOOOOO to cancer......YAAAAAAAAY to hospitals!
ReplyDeleteJane x
"I've pretended that I'm really there for a photo shoot"... What a creative way to experience hospital visits, Carver! Super C post of the Cancer Hospital. Looks like a competent place.
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