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Window on the Centro Privado de Enseñanza Sagrat Cor Diputació school building at the corner of Carrer de la Diputació and Carrer de Bailén in the Eixample district of Barcelona, Catalunya.
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I really like this angel reflection in our old church window, but it is still a work in progress so expect to see it again soon.
Kenzie, wake up and open the Gebyok Window.
Gebyok is a Javanese traditional door and window, carved on old teakwood
On our way to Sweden we spent a few days in Copenhagen. Not long enough to see everything, but long enough to make me want to return.
The old cabin
has a window
overlooking a lake.
hidden in summer
when trees are dressed...
yet ever so present
once Autumn arrives...
it doesn't take her long
to make a date
with old man winter..
Their lovers you know..
(doesn't everyone know?)
she sends him autum kisses
made of leaves
dancing in the cold winds..
(she left a few for me
tucked on the window)
Just before He arrives
she changes things..
(green is not
her favorite color..)
she paints them red
yellow and mauve,
orange..even purple..
then she strips them naked
to prove her promice
of dancing
into winter...
I have been told
in late September
the old man stands
at this window
watching Her ......
All peoms posted on this site are by connetta jean...
Lite snett och vint, men mycket fint ändå... (; (11 foton sammanfogade, 9000*7000px)
A bit crooked, but I still like it... (; (11 photos merged, 9000*7000px)
a window in Florence that had geraniums growing immediately behind a pretty elaborate grating--it was a lovely spot right in a large piazza...the building across the piazza was where Da Vinci supposedly painted the Mona Lisa, I was told!
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This woman was so serene, sitting in her window watching the sun set saturday evening. She lives in a retirement home near downtown Madison. I stood down in the yard shooting her for probably 5 minutes and and was just so sweet.
Madison, Georgia. April 2006.
I have taken these photos in order to use them for 3D modeling. I like mapping images onto surfaces, and putting decals onto them. These photos are raw JPEGs which haven't undergone any treatment at all - no reduction, no re-sizing, no auto contrast or auto levels or anything. Please feel free to grab anything you like and use it for your projects. Some may require cropping and sharpening, colour calibration, etc., but you surely know all that. Best of luck with your projects.
Well I did warn you that I’d be posting doors and windows and in this shot you get both. Never let it be said that I don’t offer good value.
This is the rather lovely Blacksmith’s Shop at Fort Nelson. It does make me wish that I was a bit better with a saw than I actually am; if I’d made this I’d be rather pleased with myself.
Hurricane Katrina is long gone but New Orleans hasn't forgotten. A funeral for a hurricane victim is the subject of this window box mural in the French Quarter. Folk Art.
Yesterday, my youngest daughter, Elizabeth was married in Chester Avenue Baptist Church in Middlesboro, Ky. This window is in the back of the sanctuary. I was told the stained windows were over 150 years old and was imported from England or Italy. When the photographer was getting shots of the wedding dress, I decided to sneak in a few shots. This one was a mishap, due to my speed light failing to fire. While the shot was way underexposed to show the detail of the dress, the natural light enhanced the color of the window and left the glow coming through the dress, Instead of correcting the exposure, I decided to leave it.
Memorial window to local brewer, John Simpson and his wife, Hannah. Installed in 1929 in the church of St Thomas Becket, Chapel en le Frith, Derbyshire. The glass ( signed in the bottom right hand light but impossible to photograph from floor level) is by Archibald John Davies of Bromsgrove.
The theme is the martyrdom of St Thomas Becket, to whom the church is dedicated. Becket himself is shown in the centre light (and his face appears to be modelled on a real person). The side lights illustrate the story of his martyrdom, beginning with Henry II complaining to his knights about his, 'turbulent priest'. The knights then confront Becket in Canterbury cathedral and execute him on the spot. The fourth picture shows the repentance and penance of the king.
The emblems at the base of the centre light include a beehive, a reminder that John Simpson was an enthusiastic beekeeper.
Golden window of opportunity? I saw the sunrising through one of our office building's hallway windows this morning and had to run for my camera.
This photo has been published in the book xgray vision 2008, which is available for purchase through my my online bookstore at blurb.com.