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This was once a home for widows od Civil War Soldiers. Located on 1st Ave. in Maywood, Illinois. As the Sun was going down and casting long, deep shadows I was attracted to that ray of light from an adjacent window on the south side or the building hitting the pane of a window on the east side. Like water, light can take a very unusual path and arrive somewhere puzzling.
From an issue of Architectural Review in 1948 an advert for "Noral" alloys for window frames. As Northern Aluminium state they didn't make window frames but supplied companies who did.
Northern Aluminium were an offshoot of the Canadian concern of that name and had been set up in the UK in 1909 as a sales organisation. From a base in West Bromwich, where they made fastenings, in 1929/30 they also opened the works in Banbury mentioned here. An important producer of aircraft parts in WW2 they operated and latterly purchased the Rogerstone works in South Wales and by 1948 would have been looking for 'new opportnities" to seel alumnium in the post-war world. The use of steel and aluminium window frames in house construction had gained traction in pre-war years, sold on the basis of longevity as against timber ones, but some early versions were seen as being poor heat conductors in the days of single pane glazing.
Northern latterly became known as part of Alcan Industries. This colouful advert is rather jaunty!
I hate to toot my own horn but I love this photo! This photo represents art to me. Straight off the camera (Galaxy Note 4) with no filters or adjustments whatsoever.
Another shot with the new lens from yesterday's wander around London. This one was taken near Piccadilly Circus.
From the buildings and ministract sets.
Great old church with a stud wall just plonked in the middle! watch out for the nails tho tim...
strobist. sb28 1/2power fired twice one high one low just out of frame right yellow gel, blue highlight from natural light window to left
In Glendambo along the Stuart Highway
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Out side this window is the busy nightmarket street . I was born and raised inside this window. The wooden windowframe is older than me , probably more than 60 years old.
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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.
Enjoy a beautiful harbor scene whilst relaxing in your living room or kitchen, etc. Or, what a relaxing view for your office.
I believe specialist printers can also add the image to glass.
My photograph of yachts with colorful spinnakers sailing on Sydney Harbour. A partial silhouette of the Sydney skyline is visible in the background as is part of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. I captured this image from one of the Sydney Ferries. It was a very windy day with a rich blue cloudy sky.
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This harbor scene is also available without the window frame.
Yachts on the Harbor.
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India Journey, Day 3 : Ogmuna village, Kashmir
A Kashmiri girl in purple veil wearing chashmere robe, called 'feran', looking out from a wooden window frame in
Ogmuna village, outside of Srinagar. Jammu & Kashmir, India.
This is a new species of carpenter ant for me. It does not have a common name other than carpenter ant. It was quite large. I found it crawling around the outside frame of a window on my house.
Carpenter Ant (Camponotus decipiens)
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As seen at an upstairs window in Liverpool's Nelson St during Chinatown celebrations for 2016 : Year of the Monkey
Well you have to have a little lean at Lyndhurst it's the only way you can work out what is actually vertical!
I really need a pro account almost every month i reach the limit. So i need to save :).
My first home made cupcake :).
Happy birthday AF-Photography
looking out of my furnished student apartment in Champaign, Illinois, around 1985 -- which was actually a pretty nice place, as far as student rental housing goes