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the “Window of Enlightenment”(left) and
the “Window of Confusion”(right)
taken at Genko-an temple, Kyoto
秋の源光庵: 悟りの窓と迷いの窓
Doors, Shutters and Windows from Italy
This is more of the Doors and Windows of Rome series, the first of which was posted some time ago. Many more images to follow when sorted out …………..
This window is on a Baptist Church in Richmond County, Virginia. I don’t know what kind of window treatment this is, but it isn’t stained glass. It needs a little TLC.
Happy Window Wednesday.
IN BETTER QUALITY without all that noise on the glass:
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As a set on Nexus:
Supremely dirty window with birdpoop vertical lines and horizontal panes, curtain stripes and corrugations.
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An old window at Eksjöhovgård (lit. Oak lake manor). And note the thickness of the walls!
The manor is situated just outside of the town Sävsjö, built in the 1650s by Carl Mauritz Lewenhaupt (who died with the title of field marshal in 1666). But it was not completed by the time of his death and his family could not complete the project. It saw substantial remodelling in the 1730s (including the tearing down of the top floor - so it is now a two storey structure). In 1812 the copper roof was sold and the manor quickly deteriorated - as buildings with no roof on tend to do...
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Ein trostloser Ort, dem du nicht entrinnen kannst, alleine, hoffnungslos.
A desolate place you can't escape, alone, hopeless.
Wain(s) is the Scottish term for child. Used mainly in the west of Scotland around the Glasgow area.
One of the Art Deco windows at Eltham Palace
Window light illuminates a floral display in the parish church of St. Peter, Ridlington Norfolk.
The subdued lighting inside the church creates a feeling of stillness and isolation from the outside world.
Taken in Furillen
What is Furillen to me?
Furillen is a place where I come to relax, wander and think.
There I can find the peace I need to let my mind
dwelve within myself, meditate, reflect on life.
For me, the beauty of this place resides mainly in its simplicity.
The vastness leaves a lot of space for thoughts, or words
if you come across another wandering soul :)
So Furillen is like a window that somehow
helps to put things in perspective and see more clearly...