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I have not done window frost this winter yet and not that it was not cold enough. This is when it was starting to melt, I like that stage.
So it would appear, but in fact it was part of the sign identifying a Seat & Body Shop.
One from the archives, 14 years ago. As usual, stumbled across it by accident.
A small, fairly simple torch design. This one is okay I suppose, but would have been more interesting if I had used different glass.
i was lucky having the opportunity to take this beautiful plantation by the window of cafe piper in suomenlinna.
The Good Shepherd and local scenes. One of the few windows to depict a motor car. Glass by M.F. Bell, 1976. In memory of George Ogg, d.1973.
Pic by Jenny.
Window of a house on the island of Burano in the Venetian lagoon, home to fishermen and lace factories.
My husband's cousin and his wife live in this very beautiful eighteenth century house on one of the islands of Orkney and their elegant drawing room looks out onto this sound with all its changing weather.
The statue in the garden used to be at my late mother-in-law's house, so I know him well!
With the gloomy wet weather of recent, there isn't much to shoot here, so I dig out (as some may be guessing) past unprocessed shots - I've got plenty of those :)
a Window in the Great Hall of Craignethan Castle, Lanarkshire. The last great castle of the middle ages in Scotland.
Built in the 1530s by James Hamilton of Finnart, Bastard of Arran, Steward of the Royal Household and Master of Works to King James V of Scotland. He had travelled in Italy, and it shows.