she moved slowly but with intention. a figure held between geometry and rust, light and glass. there was nothing dramatic about the scene—just the texture of a day, the hush of a step, and the gaze of someone who has seen decades pass through panes like these. i didn’t ask for her attention, but she gave it anyway. just enough to remind me that presence doesn’t need to be loud to be lasting.

Tussen gordijn en kozijn

The space between the curtain and the window frame

Year of completion:1966 (!). Grid material: fiberglass resin

A third shot of the first sunrise I saw from my room in Sahalah. I checked into the hotel quite late in the evening and obviously didn't really feel like looking at the merits of the room.

In the morning, however, when I was taking sunrise pictures, I stepped away from the balcony and discovered this architectural design which confirmed for me that I was in an exotic land.

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Spider-web in window frame backlit by the setting sun in central Pennsylvania.

Window with dew in a house with a brown yellow plaster.

Coniston Water, Lake District National Park, Cumbria, England

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Meanwhile - as we slide from Window Wednesday into Monochrome Bokeh Thursday, before gently rolling into Fenced Friday - somewhere just outside of Ketchikan, Alaska....

Can't deny I enjoyed playing with the processing on this one :-)

Sundried pot plants in autumn sun

My inaugural trip to Toronto's infamous Brickworks: a giant decaying abandoned brick factory. This shot is probably the least brickworksesque… I was shooting mostly with my old lens for the wide-angle (and looking through my shots I am reminded why I stopped using that lens), but my favourite shots are closeups like this one, taken with my prime. Sweet 1.8, how I heart thee. Anyway, I like this shot for this rotting windowframe's echoing of the tree beyond. More from the Brickworks tomorrow.

Oh, and this is considerably better large on black.

Olympus digital camera

Godspeed Stephen Hawking --- R.I.P. ---

Your Real Journey to Infinity has just started,I hope you got some answers today 14 March 2018

For the Man who Demystified the Stars (1942-2018)

* Stephen Hawking was born January 8, 1942, on the 300th anniversary of Galileo's death.

* He died today, March 14th 2018, on the anniversary of Einstein's birth.

---- Time is Circular - No Beginning, No End -----

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you never fully leave me, but you, you never fully stay.

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A new addition to my glass themed series.

*** The rest of my glass series on flickr :-)

Wigan, Greater Manchester

Comme beaucoup d'autres communes alsaciennes, Rosheim renferme quelques viticulteurs ayant gardé les fermes typiques. Elle se compose souvent d'une façade composée de colombages ainsi qu'une grande porte cochère pour pouvoir faire passer les engins. Et une fois cette porte passée, ce sont souvent des ailes perpendiculaires qui s'ajoutent à l'ensemble avec souvent une grande grange pour le stockage de tout les biens et moyens de la viticulture. Celle-ci a même eu le droit à un rajeunissement de son toit composé de biberschwanz (en forme de queue de castor).

Infos : Wikipédia sur Rosheim (Multi) && Wikipédia sur les tuile alsaciennes (Multi)

ornaments on a window sill behind black cotton blinds

One photo a day taken in the month of June - 2025

deail of an arched entryway to a house in San Francisco

I did not notice it when I took the image.. but when I started to develop it, a face, a neck, and a shoulder seemed to somehow appear within the cotton or linen cloth in the window; I left the final edit, off angle a bit, as for me it seemed somehow give the figure more weight.

The remains of the old one room school, sad I cannot even find the name to this school. Many a child struggled to walk to this school during the depression, several classes learned of basic education to walk out to find themself in WWII, now barely a skeleton of the past.

I loved the old glass in the windows that distorted the reflections.

Kyoto, Japan

Spring 2016

I took a shot from my friends window in Autumn 2015 when I stayed while on holiday. Then when I was back at the beginning of Spring 2016 I couldn't resist taking another. Their view is so good, and the Kowhai tree looked AMAZING in full flower :-)

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abandoned building somewhere out in the eastern mojave desert. nikon D7000 + nikkor 10-24mm. 2 minute exposure under almost full moon. light painting with LED flashlight and magenta colored gel.

The truck window forms a natural proscenium, turning the cab into a stage where work, authority, and self‑presentation intersect.

I shoot in the big bay window that faces south and catches the morning sunshine, but I don't often photograph the actual windows at all! But looking at some of the beautiful window shots on Flickr, especially with reflections in the glass, I've started to collect together the occasional shots that caught my eye, and to add new ones. So I stalk round the house looking for interesting images ... ;o)

This one was taken last year when the barley was golden across the howe on the far hillside.

Happy Window Wednesdays ;o)

My Windows and Walls set: Here

A barn owl perched in an old window frame

The lichen in an old quarry windowframe. Behind are shards of 'old' glass in the wooden flame which seem to have been discoloured by the lichens

...l'acqua vi regna

While at Edwards Gardens in Scarborough On. I came upon this concrete window. Well opportunity knocks at every corner, so keeping in mind of a window frame, I photographed these flowers in the concrete frame. I liked the way it turned out.