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this use to be an old firehouse. an awesome place to go if your looking for that unique gift, all items are made in New York State. by some very crafty people.
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Brugge, the capital of West-Flanders built a new, modern Concertgebouw, a couple of years ago.
On the side of it, is this massive window, Looked up again and saw the beautiful sky-reflection, with mountainous white clouds...
Have a lovely day and thank you, as always for your visits, M, (*_*)
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For window Wednesday.
I took this pic during our trip to Berlin, earlier in the year. It wasn't a great shot but for some reason I didn't delete it. I altered the angle and spiced the colour up a bit to try to make it a bit more interesting. HWW
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“People are like stained-glass windows. They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there is a light from within.”
― Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
Shop window in a deserted Columbia Road (London) on 29th March 2020. A week earlier crowds were still flocking to the famous flower market.
The Azure Window (Maltese: Tieqa Żerqa) is a Limestone natural arch on the Maltese island of Gozo. It is situated near Dwejra Bay on the Inland Sea. The formation, which was created after two limestone sea caves collapsed, is popular with scuba divers, but no diving today since the sea was too rough...
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Silhouetted figures, windows, and beams of light, Metropolitan Museum
This is a second "take" on a location I photographed between Christmas and New Year's Day last year, when we spent a week in New York. It was an exceptionally cold week, and on a few days we decided that we really needed to find indoor activities. (On other days we defied the cold and wind and walked all over Manhattan anyway.) One of the reliable options is a visit to a museum, so we headed to the Metropolitan, where we wanted to see the David Hockney show. You can't see it in this photograph, but the museum was packed with other visitors who were also looking for a warm, indoor option.
We passed through this room twice, on our way to and from a section of the museum with relatively modern art that we wanted to view. This space is really essentially a very wide walkway, though I suspect that it could also be used for exhibits at times. The row of tall windows along the southern wall opened to Central Park and, further away, the Manhattan skyline. Lots of people took advantage of the wide window sills as a place to sit. The resulting effects of light were intriguing — backlit people in a variety of poses, the faint image of the park and city outside, and the alternative effects of shadows and reflections from the bright light streaming through the windows.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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