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Great West Window "The Creation" (1958) by Francis Spear

Bow-window CZ

 

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I'd say, with that determined look on his face, he appears to be ready to take on that world big time; and I'm happy to be able to report, nearly half a century later, that he definitely has - really big time. This was one of those lucky moments when I just happened to have my camera handy and quickly grabbed the shot.

 

I first posted this resurrected oldie five years ago, but since I've been working with Topaz recently, I realized there was more resurrecting I could do with it. Then again, considering how clearly I've shown the deteriorated condition of the window of our Connecticut home, maybe I'd have been better off leaving it alone... (we "fixed" the deterioration by selling the house and fleeing to California before the buyer found out how deteriorated the place really was...)

 

Family Portrait

Venice, Italy

 

AIMG_4842

A window that has seen better days!

A store window in Chatham, Cape Cod.

Nikon D7000

Nikkor AF-S 35mm f 1:1.8G - DX

ISO 400

1/800 s

f 4.0

EV -1,33

A hasty grab shot. taken whilst simultaneous trying to distract my GLW from the contents of the jeweller's window and an attempt at a half decent composition. Tricky.

First United Methodist Church Of Pittsburgh, The Nave Window, Sermon on the Mount, Tiffany Glass

Windows at the Stewart Heritage farm house.

Παράθυρο με θέα ή όχι...? μέσα στο παλιό αρχοντικό ενός φίλου...

Windows from "The Lost Legacy" Series, January 2019, Tehran/Iran.

اتوبان صدر

PICT7929 | Bergisches Museum für Bergbau, Handwerk und Gewerbe | Bensberg

People are like stained glass windows when the sun is out they sparkle and shine but when the sun sets their true beauty is shown only if there is light from within

An old abandoned WW2 guardroom on the site of the former RAF Finmere, near Barton Hartshorn, Buckinghamshire

Wild South Africa

Phalaborwa

Limpopo Province

 

Mostly all my butterflies are shot in the wild in the woodland adjacent to our town when I take my pointer for his exercise, and are mostly of the COMMON species. They, however, become VERY SPECIAL when you have to run after one and in the process expose yourself to snakebites, spiders and all other sorts of insects, even lion and leopard attacks. We do not have the luxury of butterfly farms and have to shoot handheld while most of the time out of breath as a result of all these activities.

#ABFav_Funny

 

FULL MOON? LOL, as a visual person... I do spot some strange scenes? FUN!

 

In window of a house in a street in Holland. LOL

 

With love to you and thank you for ALL your faves and comments, M, (* _ *)

 

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Card created for the HA "window" challenge. Inside sentiment can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/scrapperjjb/3386283672/in/photostream/. TFL!

 

Materials used:

 

Stamps: HA CL264 Precious Baby Boy; CL292 Celebrate All Day (train smoke); S5101 Raindrop Background

Ink: ColorBox Queue & Ranger Distressed Fired Brick

Paper: HA Pool Notecard & Kraft Notecard; Basic Grey (red strip & tunnel entrance)

Bling: Hero Arts

Ribbon: Cosmo Cricket

PrismaColor Colored Pencils & Gamsol

Ranger Crystal Stickles

Banksy's 23-foot high Stained Window piece (first image in this post) is a collaboration with the City of Angels public school in Los Angeles. Students were encouraged to write tags on panels erected in their schoolyard before Banksy adapted them.

 

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During our stay in Marseille we spent a day in Arles seeing the ampitheatre and walking around the city. It was market day and very busy. These window boxes caught my eye

Captured within a cool industrial building complex in Jurong East, the hallways also double as driveways on each floor for vehicles.

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