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Happy Windows Wednesday and Happy Bokeh Wednesday too! ;o)
Some small chrysanthemums looking wistfully out into the garden - or are they admiring their own reflections in the window itself? Not quite sure!
My windows set here: Elisa Windows set
My Bokeh set: Elisa's bokeh set
My Chrysanthemum set: Chrysanthemums
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san miguel de allende, gto
mexico
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.
Something doesn't quite add up with what's on the roof and what's hiding underneath.
See also: 21 railings.
Rest in peace John le Carré (1931 - 2020).
A Room with a View 76/116
For six word story.
A view, that is, when the window is clean! 9-)
Taken at The Regency, Laguna Woods, California. © 2016 All Rights Reserved.
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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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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.
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)
Mitt bidrag till veckans Fotosöndag/My contribution on this week on Photosunday on the theme /Fönster /Window
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 -----
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.
HAPPY WINDOW WEDNESDAY(S) !!
December midday sun created attractive warm tones and strong shadows on a beautiful old building, Caserne Lefebvre. I have taken several photographs of it, and parts of it, and have posted some previously on Flickr.
Caserne Lefebvre is an historic French Army barracks. In recent years it was beautifully restored on the outside. I know that it has been renovated inside too, but I have never been inside. I understand that some of it has been converted to rental apartments, and there probably other uses of the internal space too.
In any case, as shown, it appears that there is lots of freedom of choice regarding internal window decor. BTW, for ESLs, "window dressing" is an interesting idiom in English.
Location: Caserne Lefebvre, Mulhouse, Alsace FR.
In my album: Dan's Windows