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Looking outside through our window one morning while in Nepal. Throughout the trekking trip we stayed in "teahouses" which were never heated....hence Jack Frost ruled.
Bare tree branches reflected in a glass block window in Dartmouth. I love the electric play of light and reflections happening in each glass block, and the layered presence of the highlights on the glass blocks that intermingle with the off-set tree branch reflections in the top half of the image. Reflections are so visually engaging.
Best On Black. Another View of Mendocino Village. Taken from an upstairs window in the apartment I was staying in earlier last month.The view is South East from the center of town. This is classic Mendocino. The 19th century character of the village is preserved in the center of town. I was struck by the beautiful morning light the day after an evening of soaking rain. This image is my favorite of my Mendocino series, and it captures the magic light and air of this beautiful place. It's clearly my favorite North Coast destination, and this apartment provides a window to it's core.
I designed and constructed this window for the living room in our new home almost 3 years ago. I like the colors and the simplicity of the design. I think it works very well with the rest of the room. As you walk onto the porch this window greets you. If you choose to peak into the Living-room from the porch you will be looking through the only window on the porch. Thanks for viewing my work. Gratitude and kindness are key.
I finished the floor and installed the bay window. And it fit! I used a method by Caroline Dupuis of Cinderella Moments for the floor...using a wash of diluted acrylic paint to give it an aged look.
Happy Window Wednesdy! Side window in the original National Bank building, opened in Davis, WV in 1892. More information on Davis, WV at: www.tuckerculture.com/history-of-davis/