arma di taggia, italy

Aren't they pretty?

Love the shadows the "Sahara sun" made on the blinds.

Window of a house at Mühlenplatz (mill square), Bad Oldesloe, district of Stormarn, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

September 2012

One for the windows set (although you would have thought just one pane might survive). Originally built as a corn warehouse built in 1857 for the Great Northern Railway Company, it was designed by Nottingham Architect T C Hine in conjunction with the adjacent main station building on London Road. Thanks to Fishfingers & Custard for the links below that tell you much more about this building, the arson attempts and the dead bodies found here.

on the ferry to the statue of liberty

Windows shoppers will like this one!

I've not had much time to shoot this week with an out-of-town client and fine-turning a new listing. I pulled this out of the achives from last summer's project of shooting Rochester window and doors.

East window

View "Concourse Windows 2" on black or on white.

© 2020 Jeff Stewart. All rights reserved.

Nice decorative barge boards, not going to find those in UVPC.

shotonfilm Store

Lake City, Seattle, WA

Olympus PEN-F

Panasonic 35-100

Beautiful decorations adorn this window in contrast to the lush Florida landscape.

A building, not a drawing. Downtown Springfield.

Empty windows on a vacant building in the Ybor City area of Tampa, Florida.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Tenuous Link: empty eyesockets → empty windows.

this is the first shot was taken by my canon 40D

I know this is not a special shot or anything ,, but its special for me coz its remind me by the first day I had the camera ..

there was nothing to take a shot of .. so I look through my window in the "Lakside" and I liked the sky ..

Toronto

Window with red wall in Italy

Small window in a little church in the Mediaevel town Yvoire.

20 minutes before touching down in Boston.

looking out of me n lauras cabin window

This is our house at Hailuoto island.

This collection of windows awaits installation at one of Toronto's West Donlands building projects. It must be worth a lot. I know. Several years ago we replaced all the windows in our century home and the job didn't come cheap.

Incidentally, from time to time I reflect on the miracle of windows. For most of mankind's history we didn't have glass windows to let in the light and keep out the weather. Thank goodness for glass.

tagged window on the 14th floor of a disgusting block of flats in woolwich, south east london

DSCI3861

i know i haven't uploaded any artwork for ages but recently my horrible perfectionism is getting in the way of me liking anything i've produced.

Boring, OR

There was a fat white rabbit in my yard today. Then a little baby bunny hopped in to join the rabbit... I thought Punkin was going to hit the roof! Just to put Punkin over the edge, a large hawk swooped down into the yard in hopes of catching the bunny... but the bunny hid in the bushes just in time. Good bunny! Needless to say, Punkin spent most of the morning window shopping for things that he cannot have.

*The house is getting new floors so this is just the naked sub-floor waiting to have the real stuff put down.

from the window

Mount Athos Karies

Another one from inside the old factory in Figgjo

Windows Live Mail, written from the ground up as a Hotmail replacement. Heavy use of Ajax

I have recently read an article from a wedding photographer who never uses a flash. relying on natural light aided by an occasional reflector. Needless to say the results she achieved were remarkable.

It was in my head when I took this (unawares) portrait of an old friend of mine as he stared into space for a moment.

in the Turku Castle