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A visually charming window display in one of the tourist shops in Le Castellet, a medieval village in the South of France. There are so many entertaining little details to look at here.
Seen in Prague.
Straightened in Photoshop - I just couldn't get it completely right on site...
The not-so-straight lines are not distortion - it's the building itself ;-)
I wonder if I am the only one who stops on the stair landing- totally engulfed by the light in this window? It's been photographed on so many different occasions and still it is a magical window for me. Fun to share it with my house guests today.
A quiet moment at a festive window, where reflections mix with soft winter light. A lone silhouette pauses, caught between the street outside and the warmth inside.
Detalle de una fachada de la colorida localidad de Burano.
Burano - Venecia / Venice - Italia / Italy.
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Added to these windows are boxes of flowers. We live in a very old building so not many people have put window flower boxes out. I can see these and the reflections of trees from our own windows and balcony.
We went out for breakfast. Our table was near a window and, glancing through, I noticed these 'likely lads' depicted on the wall of a little courtyard.
A quick shot (camera always with me) revealed also two windows through the window, a modern window and a more ornate old one.
Who were these men, I wondered. And then I remembered the name of the Wetherspoon's pub where we had come for breakfast: "The Old Gaolhouse".
So I guess these were erstwhile prison warders. The waitress knew no more, just that this little courtyard has no doors now and is only accessible by climbing over the roof.
But this was the view I needed for
Window Wednesdays