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The Rose Window on the North side from the inside, Notre Dame de Paris. (hand held 5 second exposure)
Woke up to a windy day here in Maryland. All morning the skies were perfectly blue without a cloud. Around 11 am, first couple puffy clouds showed up, with the winds still howling. By 11:45 there was a steady stream of clouds rolling by. Just as I was thinking it might be worth heading out somewhere to photo these nice moving clouds as I am getting the itchy shutter finger, I was reminded that we had a family birthday party to attend today. That was good as it meant being able to shoot some family and kid photos with some bounce flash.
Had about an hour to kill before we had to leave, so it was disappointing there leaning up against the windowsill watching those glorious clouds roll by. It then hit me that this might make a real cool shot. Usually our dogs at the window on neighborhood patrol duty scanning the area looking out this window from our chair. They were not pleased that I moved the chair to get the tripod into position (2 legs on the floor and the third leg on the windowsill) so I could get the 10mm lens close for the shot I imagined. I wanted to portray the view the dogs see there looking out close to the glass. And if dogs do live 7 years for every one of ours, it must be streaming by pretty quickly for them, hence the long exposure here to get the clouds in motion. Seeing how the clouds were moving right at me, I knew this had a great chance of looking pretty cool.
Walking through the city, I found this Window, that has been signed, just as if Nattie created the window as a piece of art.
Window of an old, resettled house intended for demolition. (Today this house no longer). The windows are broken, the doors are broken. The empty rooms walk drafts, moving old things that people leaving did not want to take with them ...
(Staromoskovskaya street, Dmitrov city, Moscow region, Russia)
Camera: Pentax MZ-7
Lens: Takumar-F 70-200 mm ƒ4-5.6 + Hoya HMC filter multi-coated for color films (85B Filter)
Film: Kodak Vision3 500t (ECNII) expired.
Photo taken: 08/04/2017
Scanner: Pakon F235+
original + conversion into black and white version
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