The State Capitol and Georgia State Stadium/Photo by Nichole Martinson
From seventy-two floors up, at the Westin Peachtree Plaza’s Sun Dial viewing deck, the city of Atlanta becomes an artifact rather than a habitat. Buildings turn into relics, streets into veins, and monuments into quiet witnesses to the comings and goings of the city’s inhabitants.
Watching from a distance, the mood is calm, the feeling ethereal, and the architecture is captivating.
191 Peachtree Tower/Photo by Nichole Martinson
Central Presbyterian Church Through a Telescope/Phot
191 Peachtree Tower/Photo by Nichole Martinson
Infrastructure, movement, and sustainability resolve into pattern and rhythm.
Snacking Through Atlanta/Photo by Nichole Martinson
Atlanta Freeway/Photo by Nichole Martinson
Lines and Grids/Photo by Nichole Martinson
HVAC Fan Farm/Photo by Nichole Martinson
Steel and glass soften into an impressionist canvas. Bustling streets flatten into graphic tableaux.
The Truist Building/Photo by Nichole Martinson
Promenade II/Photo by Nichole Martinson
City Intersection/Photo by Nichole Martinson
From above, the city feels almost still. Almost knowable.
Olympic Park/Photo by Nichole Martinson
Georgia State Capitol Dome/Photo by Nichole Martinson
The city resumes its motion below, whether we are watching or not.