We end the series of images of the Houston Water Wall with an interesting image of clouds in the sky merging with their reflections on glass windows on a building near the Houston Water Wall.
Clouds Merging
Clouds Merging with Building
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Williams Tower viewed from Water Wall
Completed in 1983, Williams Tower is located adjacent to the famous Water Wall. Here is a view of Williams Tower from under the arches of Houston Water Wall.
Williams Tower viewed from Water Wall
Curves of Houston Water Wall
The curves of the water wall, stone wall, and path make a softer image of the Houston Water Wall. A jet trail in the sky appeared at the correct time.
Curves of Houston Water Wall
Houston Water Wall Arches and Lines
Arches with bricks and water wall in the background adds to the architecture brilliance at Houston Water Wall
Houston Water Wall Arches and Lines
Houston Water Wall Pillars
It appears that the pillars are supporting the Houston Water Wall but also adding a frame to the waterfall
Houston Water Wall Pillars
Houston Water Wall in Monochrome
Houston Water Wall shot in monochrome adds mystic quality to the image
Houston Water Wall in Monochrome
Houston Water Wall Balanced Water Flow
The architectural design of Houston Water Wall provides a nice balance between water flow and stonework
Houston Water Wall Balanced Water Flow
Houston Water Wall Lines
The water falls in symmetrical lines, both vertical and horizontal, at Houston Water Wall
Vertical and Horizontal Lines of Houston Water Wall
Houston Water Wall Waterfall Lines
Houston Water Wall Framed by Trees and Shadows
Trees and their shadows nicely frame the Houston Water Wall
Houston Water Wall Framed by Trees and Shadows
Shadows on Houston Water Wall
The shadows of the trees add a different perspective to the Houston Water Wall
Shadows on Houston Water Wall
Houston Water Wall Waterfall
Due to the height of the Houston Water Wall, it almost seems like a man-made waterfall
Houston Water Wall Waterfall
Step Up to the Water Wall
One might be motivated to climb up the steps to get a better view of the Houston Water Wall
Step Up to the Water Wall
Stepping Up to Houston Water Wall
Viewing Houston Water Wall Between Pillars
A framed view of Houston Water Wall between pillars
Viewing Houston Water Wall Between Pillars
Reflections of Houston Water Wall
The Water Wall is reflected on glass windows on the south face of Williams Tower in Houston
Reflections of Houston Water Wall
Houston Water Wall
In January 2024, we visited Houston and went to the Waterwall to shoot some images.
The Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park, formerly the Williams Waterwall and the Transco Waterwall, is a multi-story sculptural fountain that sits opposite the south face of Williams Tower in the Uptown District of Houston. The fountain and its surrounding park were built as an architectural amenity to the adjacent tower.
Houston Water Wall
Gathering at Houston Water Wall
Texas – Houston – Water Wall
The Gerald D. Hines Water Wall Park is 2.77 acres and features a 64-foot semi-circular architectural fountain that re-circulates 11,000 gallons of water per minute as it cascades down the structure’s inner and outer walls. Water cascades in vast channeled sheets from the narrower top rim of the circle to the wider base below, both on the convex side and on the rear side.
The cascading water together with stone creations when viewed from different perspectives creates captivating designs …
Texas – Houston – Water Wall
Texas – A Temple with Intricate Designs
The Swaminarayan Temple in Houston is the first traditional Hindu temple of its kind in North America. It is a masterpiece of intricate design and workmanship, replete with its 5 towering white pinnacles, 12 smooth domes and glittering 136 marble pillars. Over 33,000 pieces of Italian marble and Turkish limestone were hand-carved by skilled craftsmen and assembled by volunteers in just 16 months. Ancient Indian arts, traditions and philosophy have been encompassed in this house of devotion and worship that is a testimony to human commitment.
Texas – A Temple with Intricate Designs
Texas – Houston – Reflections on Glass
Light reflecting off the tall glass buildings in Houston provide interesting images
Texas – Houston – Reflections on Glass
Waterfall Shadows
Waterfall Shadows
A tree casts shadows on the other side of the Waterwall in Houston
Cloud Reflections on a Building
Cloud Reflections on a Building
Clouds are reflected off the glass panes of the Williams Tower in Houston, Texas