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Happy Window Wednesday. One of the windows from the main building at the Oakville Galleries in Gairloch Gardens (a Tudor-style house built in 1922)
The East Window of St Martin in the Fields, Trafalger Square London is a striking, site-specific design that unexpectedly warps a large church window into a visually intriguing abstraction. The installation, created by Iranian artist Shirazeh Houshiary, is located in the east window at Church of St. Martin in the Fields (Trafalgar Square, London). Reminiscent of a cross, the horizontal and vertical lines move towards a central opening that allows light to pass through.
The grid-like concept blends elements of religion with complex architecture, forming a monochromatic piece that produces a unique light experience. The window is held within a stainless steel framework composed of a number of handmade glass panels, each of which is etched with fragments of Houshiary's paintings to create a subtle feathery pattern on both sides of the glass.
This is a window in a shop on a very steep hill in Norwich, hence the strange angle. I did try cropping it so it was level, but lost a lot of window.
Sony Cybershot, Focal Length 13mm, f/4.5, exposure 1/100 sec, ISO film 1250.
Minolta X-700
50mm 1.7
Fujicolour Pro 400H
This window has been a constant source of inspiration..........maybe I need to get out more!
Research ship "Vityaz" was well known as sea laboratory which measured depth of the Marian trench. This window saw 100 ports of 49 countries.
Best to be viewed in large size format.
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The former Sutton & Gregory warehouse (now apartments), on Hollowstone, Nottingham, 2018. ©All Rights Reserved.
Another beautiful home in my hood, with great windows and awnings. I love window awnings.
God bless each of you who visits me here. Happy Window Wednesday.
Windows at the Palais de congrès down at the beach. I was rather amazed to notice awhile ago that it's also a listed building. Can't think why!
This photo was taken of the side of it facing the beach.
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