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What a good window should do... frame the view... juxtaposition of the built environment with the fluid swirls of the clouds...
While working on my blog I looked up from computer and saw the most awesome site ...the warm weather had caused icicles above the kitchen window outside ..the sun behind it made it look like a mystery scene ...turning camera on its side to get full length of icicles ... straight from disk no treatment of any form ....mistakes are pretty huh?????
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Until today, this has been the view from my window at work - whatever you do, please don't tell David Cameron or Boy George Osborne
..and inside too - pipework for the underfloor heating system was covered in snow (windows yet to be fitted). Another new build in progress at Scarista, Isle of Harris. Great views westward, across the sand and machair towards the Atlantic.
Looks more impressive when viewed LARGE
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Full moon
Red LED
Part of my Night Photography set
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This was a "drive by shooting"! Down the road from me there is an old house and directly across the street from it is this tiny stone bulding, I.m not sure what it is ( a spring house, maybe?).Anyway, it has this cute little window frame, wih no window, and when I drove by the other day I saw this pretty pot of pansies sitting on the window frame. It was such a pretty picture, the contrast between the stone and the flowers, so I stopped in the middle of the road, rolled down the car window and took a picture. Good thing there was no one behind me!!
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This scene of pretty waves in paradise beyond draped curtains would brighten up any home or office. Imagine this on your wall as a Canvas or Metal Print and pretend you live by the beach. Open up your house that has no views by placing a window view on your wall.
Adding a window framed image to your wall can create a sense of depth, light and openness to a room, especially a room where there are not many, or no windows. This will look just like a window with a view on your wall.
Enjoy a pretty beach scene whilst relaxing in your living room or kitchen. Or, what a relaxing view for your office.
This scene of Pretty Waves in Paradise is also available without the window frame and curtains.
I captured this pretty beach scene on 20th May 2016 at Palm Beach, Sydney, Australia.
The sea was tranquil and crystal clear with many beautiful colors and pretty small waves were lapping at the seashore upon the colorful wet sand. There was a beautiful rich blue sky with some cumulus clouds floating by. It was just like paradise. May is our last month of Autumn, but our weather has been like summer or spring. Warm and beautiful.
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LEEDS, UNITED KINGDOM – AUGUST 11: An editorial interior architectural photograph looking out through a diamond-shaped lattice window inside the John Lewis department store at Victoria Gate, Leeds city centre. Captured on August 11, the geometric window frame creates a bold, dark border around the city skyline, framing Leeds city towers and historic slate rooftops under a clear blue sky.
Looking up at the Atlantic Hotel in Münster, the facade reveals a grid of angular white window frames - each one a slightly rotated or tilted variation on the same basic form. The three-dimensional quality of the frames means the sunlight catches some edges and leaves others in shadow, the whole surface alive with contrast.
I was rather intrigued by the muzzle, (Hexaginal-Cannonballs?) of this thing, which was parked outside the entrance to the Military Musem in Peninsular Barracks, Winchester.
Unfortunatly I could not find anyone around who could tell me anything about it when I looked inside and I didn't have much time to investigate further.