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Frost on my window. Is it wrong to feel sad that the cold snap has gone away, taking with it the snow-caped peaks and frosty fields that have delighted and blighted my days this week.
Out for a lovely walk this afternoon.Sadly the clouds looked really threatening so I headed home.
Got home in one piece and let Rufus out into the garden.Which was when it started to chuck it down along with thunder and lightning. Rufus shot back inside again!
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Stained glass window in Dunfermline Abbey, Scotland.
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Dear friends, I wish I had more time for the wonderful world of your photos and sharing my own visual discoveries of the amazing world around us. This was one of the gorgeous sunsets when I was overloaded with work again, and could look at the magic of the evening sky only through my window. But it was so wonderful that I had to grab my camera and try to capture at least a tiny framed area of the magnificent sky seen from my balcony.
I have to sincerely thank all of you who warmly encouraged me to not disappear completely from Flickr and left small friendly reminders here and there. I hope that my current tight multi-project schedule won't last forever, and that I will be able to switch to things and creative projects of my own that allows more time for things that I truly enjoy and love.
The light, beauty, and inspiration from this wonderful scenery I wanted to share with you all.
A cat in a window.
I've seen this cat often, but finally I had the right light to catch it in.
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Added to these windows are boxes of flowers. We live in a very old building so not many people have put window flower boxes out. I can see these and the reflections of trees from our own windows and balcony.
This image opens the series “Framed Realities” — a blurred threshold between memory and presence.
A poetic stroll through the royal greenhouses at Laeken in Brussels, where you can dream through the misty glass roofs...
Déambulation poétique dans les serres royales de Laeken à Bruxelles qui laisse à rêver au travers des verrières embuées...
Part of the series “Framed Realities – A Journey Through Windows, Reflections and Inner Views,” exploring perception, distance and the quiet tension between observer and observed.
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(Fait partie de la série “Réalités cadrées”, une exploration des perceptions, des distances et de la tension silencieuse entre regardeur et regardé.)