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Category:Architecture and Structures

Subcategory:Residential

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Keywords:Buffalo, Buffalo City Hall, Erie Basin Marina, January, Pasquale, Waterfront Place, architecture, city hall, color, dawn, daybreak, downtown, downtown Buffalo, harbor, inner harbor, luxury, marina, painted sky, residence, residential, sky, snowless winter, sun, sunrise, waterfront, waterfront living, winter

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Dimensions4000 x 2666

Original file size4.96 MB

Image typeJPEG

Color spaceUncalibrated

Date taken12-Jan-13 08:53

Date modified16-Jan-13 21:45

Shooting Conditions

Camera makeNIKON CORPORATION

Camera modelNIKON D600

Focal length62 mm

Focal length (35mm)62 mm

Max lens aperturef/4.4

FlashNot fired, compulsory mode

Exposure modeAuto

Exposure prog.Aperture priority

ISO speedISO 100

Metering modePattern

Digital zoom1x

Pasquale at Waterfront Place & Buffalo City Hall

A sunrise view of Buffalo's Waterfront from the Erie Basin Marina. While this is January the summer weather of the last week prevented any signs of it here. No ice, no snow. Master painter Sun rising a bit more to the south (right) took care of the backdrop for this photo of the Buffalo City Hall and the Pasquale Condominiums

Erie Basin Marina is one of many great spots on Buffalo's waterfront, providing for boat watching, sunsets across the lake, and storms arriving from the west can be spectacular. When you tire of the lake views, turn around and see the beauty of architecture!

Buffalo City Hall is the second tallest building in Buffalo, after One HSBC Center, built in Art Deco style. It was completed in 1931 and is 378 feet and 32 stories tall. It was designed by chief architect John Wade and George Dietel. Buffalo City Hall is the seat of the municipal government of the city of Buffalo.

Also prominent in the photo is the Pasquale at Waterfront Place, an 11-story condominium tower offering 49 luxury waterfront residences. It was designed by Chaintreuil, Jensen & Stark Architects and Charles Gordon Architecture.