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Although I hate to detract from the creepiness of the picture, it's an unoccupied school. I just want to detract from the creepiness of the photographer.
Just a nice window-design I (well, I just combined DC and SK) came up with. Not good enough to use in the MOC, but I'll give it to you anyway.
Operated by: Campus Transit Dept. University of GA
Built in: 2012
Manufacturer: Orion Bus Industries
Model: VII (07.501)
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Seen here working the ECX line
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Happy Window Wednesday!
This is a hard shot because it makes my neck hurt. One also looks a bit stupid kneeling on the floor in the center of the Campanile. But I decided to do it anyway as this was the vision I had for this capture. I love this structure which sits above Potter Lake on our beautiful campus. The colors on the ceiling represent our beloved KU Jayhawks; crimson and blue and gold for the beak.
World War II Memorial Campanile and Carillon,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence (Douglas County), KS.
Jalis, or pierced screens, were used extensively in Indian architecture as windows, room dividers, and railings. In the course of the day, the movement of their patterns in silhouette across the floor would enhance the pleasure of their intricate geometry. This jali, one of a pair, would have formed part of a series of windows set in an outside wall, as suggested by the weathering on one side. They are attributed to the reign of the Mughal emperor Akbar (r. 1550–1605), when red sandstone was the favored building material. — at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
I used My Scrapbook Nook's new April kit for this DT card - love this Pink Paislee line of paper and cardstock stickers. The image is from Hero Arts Asian Frames which is officially my favorite HA set. I used colored pencils and Shimmerz paints for coloring. I'll put an image close-up photo on my blog; torn-paper.blogspot.com
I punched the window using a scalloped punch and placed the background circle along with the image (popped) on th inside of the card.
TFL! ~Jenyfur
We all live in a house on fire, no fire department to call; no way out, just the upstairs window to look out of while the fire burns the house down with us trapped, locked in it
-- Tennessee Williams
this is a tabletop photography. i created this window on a cartoon box. just add some lights on behind the window add some mist.and its end up like this.
This garden has an aggregate of different buildings which were designed and constructed during the time of Mohammad Taqi Khan in the Zandieh era. It was the residence of Khan and his government and officials. The wind trapper of this garden is 33 meters high and is considered an architectural masterpiece and a symbol of the Yazdi architects' genius, mental ability, talent and art. The most significant characteristics of the design of this building is believed to be the attempt of the architect in selecting tactful angles for providing the best views and landscape internally. The Dowlat Abad garden is regarded as one of the sites worth visiting due to verdant gardening skill in landscape architecture, irrigation method, and in the richness of architectural design. It is for this reason that the same has been recorded as a historic building.
Windcatcher
A windcatcher (Persian: بادگیر Bâdgir, Arabic: ملقف Malqaf or بارجيل "Barjeel" in Eastern Arabia) is a traditional Persian architectural device used for many centuries to create natural ventilation in buildings. It is not known who first invented the windcatcher, but it still can be seen in many countries today. Windcatchers come in various designs: uni-directional, bi-directional, and multi-directional. Examples of windcatchers can be found in traditional Persian-influenced architecture throughout the Middle East, Pakistan and Afghanistan... more
باغ دولت آباد از باغهای قدیمی شهر یزد در کشور ایران است.
بنای این مجموعه به سال ۱۱۶۰ توسط محمدتقی خان بافقی که به خان بزرگ معروف بوده ساخته شده و در حدود ۲۶۰ سال قدمت داشته و محل اقامت حاکم وقت و معاصر با شاهرخ میرزا و کریم خان زند بودهاست. این بنا که میبایست در اختیار نوادگان محمد تقی خان (بزرگ خاندان رحیمی)باشد، توسط میراث فرهنگی تملک شد و در حال حاضر زیر نظر محمد علی معزالدینی (داماد نماینده ولی فقیه) اداره میشود.(شجره نامه در کتاب جامع جعفری به چاپ رسیدهاست)
این مجموعه یادگاری است از دورههای افشاریه و زندیه که شامل عمارت سردر، ساختمان هشتی و بادگیر، عمارت بهشت آئین و تالار آینه، عمارت تهرانی، آب انبار دو دهانه و باغ ناصر است. فضای سبز باغ درختان میوه مانند انگور و سرو و کاج داشته و همچنین گلهای محمدی و سرخ نیز در باغ دیده میشوند...بیشتر
This is Window Falls in Hanging Rock State Park, Stokes County, NC. I couldn't decide which I liked better, black/white or color, so I posted both. Hope everyone has a great week!
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