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Was walking around my neighborhood yesterday evening, stopped to take a shot of these windows when I noticed a face watching my every move. I couldn't resist the opportunity.
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The window over Grace's main entrance. Taken n the dark with a slow shutter. It came out better than I thought.
The glass in the windows of the old café on Llandudno pier was that bubbly old rippled sort. The morning winter sun doesn't shine on the beautiful façade of the seafront hotels, but I loved the pastel shades I saw through the two panes of looking glass.
Memorial stain-glass window to Caroline Agnes Campbell of Blythswood, Scotland
My travels around the UK by car for three weeks with my son. June/July 2019 Scotland.
Day fourteen .. making our way to Inverness, where we are staying the night.
St Conan's Kirk is located in the village of LochAwe in the parish of Glenorchy And Innishael in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. In a 2016 in Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland public poll it was voted one of the Top 10 buildings in Scotland of the last 100 years.
It was designed by the self-made architect Walter Douglas Campbell, and built in 1881-6; with renovation in 1906. The heavy oak beams in the cloister are believed to have come from the (then) recently broken up wooden battleships, HMS Caledonia and HMS Duke of Wellington. An eccentric blend of church styles, from ancient Roman to Norman, it is built of local stone. It consists of a nave and chancel, with the chancel-stalls being canopied. Large, unsmoothed boulders of granite from nearby Ben Cruachan, form the piers which carry the chancel arch, and the transepts make the Sacred Cross. There is also a tower and spire.
Fittings included a small organ. One old window from South Leith Parish Church was re-used at St Conan's.
For More Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Conan%27s_Kirk
We had a special outing for afternoon tea at Ellenborough Park near Cheltenham.
The sun shone through this lovely leaded-light window in the tea lounge.
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Office building near to the Austria Center Vienna conference centre, and UN building complex. Clever use of window lines by the architect makes the box appear to float in front of the host building.
Today I was a clean machine! I cleaned and organized the house and I did everything in such a great mood! I believe that the responsible for this extra energy/good mood are the windows. I feel so good to feel the breeze coming inside, listen to the trees.
I'm enjoying while I can until the cold knock on the door...
I just relaxed in the afternoon and that was the moment I took this shot...
If only the weather was like that the whole year...sigh.
"Four Seasons" — the Findlay memorial engraved-glass window (1974) in the north transept of the church of St Nicholas, Moreton (info).