There are times that I particularly liked in Atlanta. Shortly after parking the car downtown, while we faced the ATT building, I discovered a gorgeous mosque nestled at its feet.
I also really enjoyed this little boy surprised by the water stream at the Centennial Olympic Park. The site is ideal during a hot summer day when you don't have the time or the money to bring your family to a water park or a river.
Light works
The old in the middle of the new
In the middle of the street, while I was taking pictures, this man came up to me, he wanted to have his picture taken to. I felt uneasy at first, but also thankful for the opportunity to take a picture of an other aspect of the town.
En regardant ces photos je me dit que c'est bizarre que ce soit aussi la maison de CNN et de Coco-Cola...
Looking at those pictures it's weird to think it's also the home of CNN and Coca-Cola
D'ailleurs en parlant de Coca-Cola
Actually talking about Coca-Cola
Et pour finir une astuce. Pour voir la ville de haut il y a l'Hotel Westin (merci Nicolas pour la correction)
And to finish a tip. To see the city from high up there is the Westin Hotel :
Malheureusement il faut payer pour le prendre, mais il y a une lacune dans leur système. Vous pouvez prendre l'ascenseur principal jusqu'à l'étage le plus haut, et finir le reste a pied. Certes ce n'est pas l'ascenseur de verre, ni le restaurant pivotant car vous serez a l'étage juste en dessous mais la vue est impressionnante.
At the top of this building there is a restaurant. I went there in 1997 to eat an ice cream. The restaurant rotates at 360 degrees, a wonderful way to see the city. There is a glass elevator that give a weird and vertiginous feeling.
Sadly you have to pay to take it, but there is a loophole in their system. You can take the main elevator to the highest authorized floor and then go further up on foot. Mind you it's not the glass elevator, nor the rotating restaurant as you will be the floor under, but the view is quite impressive.
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