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Window and Wall. A shuttered window stands out from an ancient wall in the village of Piran, Slovenia. (c) 2017 Tom Kelly
A rowhouse reflected through the sparkling window of a shop near the corner of 25th and Charles Street in Baltimore.
These recent images Rural Decay in Nova Scotia have got me delving into the archives revisiting some past excursions and some shots that have never seen the light of day. This window shot being one of them taken in December 2010. I had so much difficulty with this image largely due to the wonky window and boards, there was a ledge just above the window which I cropped as it made the image too top heavy, hence the window is now too near to the top for my liking really.
Fenster an einem Haus am Marktplatz in Krumau / Südböhmen
Window at a house on the market square in Cesky Krumlov / South Bohemia
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A window at the century old station house in Tungelsta. Today you will find Handlaget here. But the former Station Master still lives in an apartment on the second floor.
It is such a lovely view when the chestnuts in the park are in bloom. You don't fee like living in smalltown downtown
My latest window...completed January 2010. Glass on glass mosaic done with stained glass, millifiori, and a glass gem for the frog's eyes. Grouted in black.
A wonderful, teeny tiny house using salvaged windows to separate the bedroom from the kitchen. From owners April and Keith's appropriately titled Tiny House Blog.
Took this in a rural Berber village outside Midelt, Morocco. This style of window is typical for rural Morocco.
Some of you asked about the Easter decoration this year. Just talked on the phone to *hoppetosse* www.flickr.com/photos/22587272@N05/ and we complained about not getting the Spring and Easter feeling this year due to the grey weather. Will try again tomorrow to decorate a bit