spied this while waiting to cross the road looking up at top of buildings,

It's been awhile (a LONG while) ... I'm still here, just busy doing other things.

We had a special outing for afternoon tea at Ellenborough Park near Cheltenham.

The sun shone through this lovely leaded-light window in the tea lounge.

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Bow-window

Belgium

Colourful windows in Kings road in London

View outside the window this morning. Too, too cold!

View from Great Orme tram station.

Downtown Des Moines windows. Kept expecting to see something from Rear Window.

Milton, PA. September 2016.

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Novigrad-Croatia

Today I was a clean machine! I cleaned and organized the house and I did everything in such a great mood! I believe that the responsible for this extra energy/good mood are the windows. I feel so good to feel the breeze coming inside, listen to the trees.

I'm enjoying while I can until the cold knock on the door...

I just relaxed in the afternoon and that was the moment I took this shot...

If only the weather was like that the whole year...sigh.

"Four Seasons" — the Findlay memorial engraved-glass window (1974) in the north transept of the church of St Nicholas, Moreton (info).

Chateau de Villandry

CMS 20 and Hasselblad 202fa.

The magic lighthouse-living quarters at Högby fyr, at the east coast of Öland, Sweden. There is sometimes art exhibitions in the summer where you can visit the attic.

Vitrail des épisodes de la vie de Saint Romain datant du milieu du XVIè s.

L'un des quatre vitraux anciens de l'église Saint-Godard de Rouen.

Une des plus grandes richesses de l’église St-Godard réside dans les quelques vitraux qui sont encore en place. Ils ont des couleurs vives et éclatantes. Ces couleurs, en particulier le rouge sont à l’origine d’un dicton populaire à Rouen : En parlant d’un vin rouge coloré, riche et velouté, les vieux Rouennais disaient autrefois : “Il est de la couleur des vitres de St-Godard”.

Source : www.rouen-histoire.com/Eglises_Rouen/St-Godard.htm

Scanned from a print that I took inside what I think was an old steel mill. The building is long gone and land has been redeveloped.

Janela portuguesa

portuguese window

Keila-Joa. Estonia.

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camera Nikon D 90

lente 105 mm (nikkor af-s vr dx 18-105 mm f/3,5-5,6G ed ∅ 67 mm)

diaframma f/5,6

esposizione 1/500 sec.

iso 200

comp. esposiz. 0,0

The Christmas is gone...and I have decorated my January kitchen window with new flowers.

Horizontal windows in a row house across the street from the Back Bay Fens contrast with the vertical windows in a nearby apartment building. (The apparent "jaggedness" of the vertical windows is simply sheets of green plastic irregularly affixed to the building.)

Window's like mirror's.

Window in my summer house. Lapland, Sweden in June.

This window is in memory of Selina Ann Rainbird and Minnie Rainbird,

it is in the church of St Paul, Near Kelvedon Hatch, Essex, England.

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