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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
Windows can be closed or opened. It can be also a sight at the soul, a view at a landscape or a stare at the weather. This is why we'd love to see your favorite window from your photostream this #TwitterTuesday. You can take a picture of your window, but you can also select your favorite shot from your archives.
Once you've made your choice, tweet it to @flickr adding #TwitterTuesday. We'll showcase the best ones on FlickrBlog tomorrow.
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CreativeCommons-Attribution photo from Napafloma-Photographe
The windows of the ATAC (Advanced Technology and Academic Centre) building at Lakehead University catch the rising sun on an early Autumn morning.
This is a possible window design for the third floor of the LEGO Store modular building. The original design just had the barrier however as I was walking past a building a few days ago I discovered that I could use a hanging plant pot on the barrier. Using the jumper plates for the window made this have a sense of realism and depth.
the day before christmas.
yes
in sweden we celebrate christmas on the 24th. true story.
and we've got snowww, and loads of it too.
Ikoflex Ic
(1956-59)
Zeiss Tessar 75mm
Fujicolor Reala 100
f/4 1/100
Peeking through the windows of an abandoned house is like stealing a glimpse into a life once lived.
I was really hoping to capture more detail of some old photographs that were curling and fading on top of a bookshelf just inside the windowpane. Unfortunately, using a medium format camera is a challenge when the subject is elevated, as you have to get up even higher to be able to look down through the viewfinder. I did actually climb up on the outside air conditioner unit, but you can see from the images below that this still wasn't quite enough height. Good fun though.
I love the old fashioned pub interiors in central London. The frosted windows alone are a subject worth photographing