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This is a print Debbie took from the bedroom window in our apartment in our earlier days when we were often parted and before we moved to our present location.
She was fascinated by the rooftops in England that had a 'Mary Poppins' look which was so different to the architecture in America.
Although cold in winter, one feature we loved was that in an area surrounded by traditional two storey houses, we were on the top floor of the only three storey building around and our view across the roofs was unique.
In the photograph I particularly like the intrusion of the net curtain (such a feature of English windows) which gives a kind of magical quality to the view.
Another from Green's windmill in Nottingham. I don't normally do square crops but for this shot I felt it suited the image.
Exposure taken on tripod, cable release, Bronica ETRSi medium format film camera, Zenzanon PE 150mm 3.5, 1/2s @ F 11, Ilford Pan F Plus 50 film @ nominal speed.
Scanned with Hasselblad Flextight X5 @ 4000 dpi.
Very light postprocessing.
Oakland Tech High Green Academy students at Berkeley Lab's windows demonstration facility with Howdy Goudey of the Lab's Environmental Energy Technologies Division.
Sept. 25, 2009
newscenter.lbl.gov/feature-stories/2009/09/10/green-academy/
credit: Lawrence Berkeley Nat'l Lab - Roy Kaltschmidt, photographer
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One more street in the city center becomes a pedestrian one. Nikolskaya street begins from the Red Square, it is far more friendly with benches instead of autos. Thousands of workers cleaned, painted and repaired roofs, walls and pavement to make it nice and new. This young washer added a finishing touch to a pedestrian street Nikolskaya.
source: lifehacker.com/5504465/how-to-transform-your-windows-desk...
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