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Grrrrrr, I managed to accidentaly delete the original from my photostream and worse still lost all your kind comments. Sob, sob.
The learning point and tip: Be careful if you create virtual copies of published images in Lightroom, give the process your undivided attention!
Its the rear of Marlborough Buildings.
This afternoon after work I went to visit Nucleus in Rochester and afterwards went to The Deaf Cat for a coffee. While stitting there I was looking out this window and thought it would make a nice photo with the Cathedral spire. I think I will have to go back to improve on these.
Architectural detail of the richly carved, painted wood in Paro Dzong. The Paro Dzong is a fortress-monastery that serves both as a civil administrative center and as a monastic home for a community of monks.
Taken in the disused infirmary building at the old Lead Shot factory in newcastle and converted to Black and White in Photoshop.
Tweaked for the Photoshop Tennis game #106 here:
www.flickr.com/groups/pstennis/discuss/72157594371331723/
fake hands from oddsock
Window Frame, North Tower, World Trade Center (9/11)
A sobering reminder of a dark day, of a war unspoken but no less deadly than those formally declared.
Imperial War Museum, London.
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Newnham College Library, Cambridge.
Looking up! Standing in the current periodicals section looking up through the large windows and skylight.
Copyright: libraries@cambridge
Credit: Rachel Marsh
old weathered wood of the vintage building and I loved the old old curtain shreds hanging in the window frame
This window, on the side of Borromini's church of S. Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, displays the architect's typical playful modifications to the classic architectural vocabulary. I think of this as a Prince Charles window, due to the ears at the top of the windowframe.
On the road between Nauders and Pfunds is an old hotel called Hochfinstermünz. It looks as if the inhabitants had left it suddenly and you can find household articles, pots, bicycles and old plants.
The older houses have some nice decorated frames in their windows.
The grill design shows of art deco influence In the early fifties it was very much in fashion,.
Back in the late 1880s students would not have had this for a window view. Neither would they have air conditioning to this extent :)
This is my alternative...really was tricky choosing between this and my chosen Thing this week. I liked the idea with this one, but felt my other shot had a stronger image.