Austin skyscrapers with reflective glass walls rise at sunrise.
A view from the 25th floor of a skyscraper in Austin, Texas looking northeast at sunrise. Four skyscrapers almost fill the entire frame. Each skyscraper is a wall of dark reflective glass. The first skyscraper on the left is the shortest. It has a flat top and an angular corner that faces the viewer. The second skyscraper from the left has three triangular points that go up to the right like stair steps. The third skyscraper is a flat top rectangular box shape. The skyscraper on the right side of the frame has a glass walled balcony on each floor. Each balcony is to the right of the corner of the building. Each balcony has some furniture on it. Each balcony has a sliding glass patio door. The corner of the building and the balconies face the viewer and extend out of the top right of the frame. The top left corner of the frame is the sunrise hazy golden sky. The sun is reflecting brightly toward the viewer off the second building from the left. The reflection is located in the center of the frame, slightly toward the top.