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Couldn't help but see all those clothes hanging from a bar in the window of a building. It includes both mens and women's underwear.
Normally people (need to) go out into nature to take wildlife pictures. While freezing their asses off. At least in the winter. But I had the chance to take a picture of this bird (magpie?) through the window of my cosy warm kitchen. Which feels like cheating somehow. Hahaha. But actually I just wanted take a picture of these chaotic patterns of all the branches and twigs of the trees mixed with the falling snow. And in the process of taking it the bird showed up for about a minute before it flew away again. And even though the scene without the bird looks fine enough to me, it of course creates a nice resting point in all this beautiful chaos. The window frame of the right zoomed in (detail) version of the pic of course is not real and just copied from the original left pic. But like I’ve said, since having taken this kind of picture from my home feels like cheating somehow, I think it fits anyway. It almost feels like watching a small sequence of a nature documentary on TV. And the window frame is like the frame of a TV showing this sequence just getting zoomed in…
I like seeing reflections in the windows of large buildings. Here the day's clouds are reflected nicely in the windows.
A summertime Sunday afternoon waiting for rain to cease...
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This is, for me, a nice shot in itself, the two figures silhouetted in the window frame (at the Tate Modern). But, upon closer inspection she is looking at him (see also the reflection of her face) and he isn't returning her look. I imagine she is trying to look inside his soul but he is hiding his inner self from her, possibly from everyone......
Where does it end, when we keep walking in circles my friend.
Put in a frame, I´m sick and tired of taming the flame. And we burning, live without this change.
Watch me running, watch me brake away. What a story. In the wind now, like a paper plane. But now.
Sticks and stones could never break this bones, finally I made my way home.
This is where I belong.
This is where I belong.
So what do you say, you wanna break this circles with me?
Take of the pain, and turn this tears into summer rain.
Let a bird slowly drain away.
Give me colours, writtens mistories, what a story. In the wind where, just like paperplanes. But now. . .
Pic a mix of Scribbled Heart SL and Deviantart (windowframe with the girl and cat)
You can get specialty cuts here and many European goodies to accompany your meat purchase. Another nice local store, but meat is expensive. However, for those special occasions and hard to find cuts, this is the place to shop.
Another shot of this huge Ocean going Cruise ship. The Ovation of the Seas run by Royal Caribbean International. You can see it through the windows of this high rise Condo building as well as above the roof. It is the first time I have seen such a tall ocean liner here.
Looking down from a low-flying aircraft at green coastal grassland, pale sand tracks, and a flat blue bay meeting the horizon under clear sky. The window frame cuts diagonally across the left edge, giving the view a sense of height and motion.
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There's an awful lot of action on my sunny windowframe...(and yes, the picture is rather grey...I need to clean my windows!)
Galleri Sjakk is one of 4 galleries in my home. Incidentally, the gallery is my first and is located in the garage. As of today, 38 images are now displayed there.
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52 Weeks: 2026 Edition: Week 15: Through the Window
We went for a drive and stopped here for lunch.
The food was delicious and the view from our table was beautiful as you can see.
Happy Monday Everyone.
Taken with a Ricoh R.8
A new bach of photos, from the January Totton meeting, unfortunatly I have not been able to get to anything else this year yet so I am rapidly running out of photos! Many thanks to all the people who commented on the previous ones, those comments are really appreciated, and I will try to comment on as many of yours as I can.
Thanks also to Grace King and Linda Long for taking the photos at Totton!
It's been a long time since I got round to posting any photos of Cat on here, the reason for the lapse has been that I have been unable to get to the Totton and Lyndhurst events as I still have not been able to persuade anyone to give me a lift, and photos taken at home really don't seem to work well.
As always, a big thank you to all those people that have been commenting on earlier photos, I do try to comment on photos when the notifications appear but sometimes the quantity is a but overwhelming so apologies for all the ones I have missed!