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This is a detail of a building on the Hurontario Street in Collingwood. The brickwork is very intricate, but what caught my eye was the stonework over the two gothic windows. Note that they are angled into the interior of the building. This caused the architect to build on arm of the lintle flush with the bevel while the other side comes out to meet and support the upper portion which is parallel to the street. A rather unique detail on a building from the 1800's which has been preserved over time.
Note also the molding detail between the two middle windows.
Rosemary Rutherford's 20th century so-called Corn window in St Faith's church, Gaywood, King's Lynn. A memorial to James Gale and William Robert Burridge, it takes the harvest time text, ' So is the Kingdom of God ; first the blade, then the ear and then the corn in the ear' . Harvest time flowers like poppies are included in the detail, as is the red-legged partridge but there are springtime flowers too - iris and tulip.
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I found this window writing in an empty classroom at Kabul University. The window was illuminated by the early morning light as water droplets slowly condensed into small trickles that ran down the glass. The colors and shapes outside became more distinct as the writing disappeared.
Do you think this is a sex-shop window? No! This is the window of one of the biggest department store in the center of Moscow :-)
Indeed they have a series of windows Happy New ... - Happy New Money, Happy New Shopping etc. Among them I have found this one :-)
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Вы думаете это витрина секс-шопа? Заблуждаететесь - это одна из витрин ЦУМа. Прямо рядом с Малым Театром.
На самом деле, там у них целая серия подобных креатиффных витрин - Happy New .... Нарру New Money, Happy New Shopping etc. Есть, в частности, и такая :-)
One of a series of mid 20th century windows at the church designed by Edward Nuttgens.
Our Lady of the Angels is Nuneaton's principal Roman Catholic church, and is a distinctive and solid essay in 20th century brick gothic. The almost industrial-looking square block of the west tower is a major landmark by one of the main roads leading to the town centre.
The church began life as a chapel built in 1838, but most of the present building dates from a major enlargement and remodelling in 1936.
The interior has recently been beautifully redecorated and contains several fine stained glass windows by Hardman's and Edward Nuttgens.
München.
Photo taken on ADOX SILVERMAX 100 with CONTAX ARIA and CARL ZEISS Lens DISTAGON 2,8/28 mm
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So many windows--so little time--I am trying to add color but am having some difficulty--I kind of like it in black and white
"The major surprise comes from encountering the 58-foot-high apparition of Christ, based on a Romanesque sculptural relief (1145–1150) on the Royal Portal of the west facade of Chartres Cathedral. Rather than erecting a stained-glass window behind the altar, the architectural team took a digital image of the Chartres' Christ and created a mammoth artwork with 94,000 laser-cut perforations on 10-by-5-foot anodized-aluminum panels. Light admitted through the translucent frosted film on the glass of the north-facing Omega Window seeps softly through the panels. The process enhances the image’s ethereal quality: The Christ seems to float like a hologram above the circular altar." Taken from: archrecord.construction.com/projects/portfolio/archives/0...
Front side of the home of Aaron Ashley Flowers Seawell, state supreme court justice, was born 1864. Located In the Jonesboro section of Sanford, this place never fails to fascinate me. So many pictures to be taken here. www.ncmarkers.com/Results.aspx?k=Search&ct=btn
From my first successful session making wet plate images at home (fortunately, only one botched outing prior to that).
Quarter-plate trophy aluminum. Star Camera Company Anthony-style camera with a Darlot pillbox lens.
10 second exposure.
Window from 1915 dedicated to the life of St Joseph by the Oidtmann Studio in Linnich (which we'd visited a few days earlier) in the south transept of St Joseph's church, Eupen.
The impressive Neo gothic church of St Joseph in Eupen was built between 1855-69 by architects V.Statz and G.A.Blanchard of Cologne.
The cathedral like interior is lit by stained glass of several dates; but only one window survives from the original glazing from the 1860s, most having been lost or replaced at various times, in the following decades.
The choir windows were replaced by the Oidtmann workshop in 1904-5, followed by the large transept windows in 1915-16 (in spite of the War!).
Several new windows were installed in the nave in the 1950s and 60s with stylized figures and bright colours typical of their time.
Eupen itself is effectively German in language and history and is currently the capital of the 'East Cantons' (the German speaking region of Belgium), a role it has retained since being annexed by Belgium in the aftermath of both World Wars. (the locals of course never had much say in all this!)
photo date: 14 June 2008
Noticed this disheveled guy with puke on his pants standing outside a cafe stalking a Chinese girl sitting inside. The girl was sitting with a guy both reading books, but the stalker was only interested in the girl. The couple focused intently on their reading hoping the stalker would just give up, but to no avail.... this was no ordinary stare down.
The couple gave up, and left; i didn't take notice if they simply moved to another table, or exited the cafe as i lost interest at that point.... but what the heck, i came back a min later to see if there was more...
The staff inside noticed the guy standing in the window, but didn't want to get involved. The other customers in the cafe didn't seem to notice, nobody on the streets seemed to care.
The stucco around the window was white, shaded by a palm tree, but a wine soak gave it that deep purplish-green color