After a day and a half in Venice, we got on the train and went to our room. That room was a step up from the one on the train from Munich to Venice. It had 4 beds that hung from the walls, and was pale yellow. I took one of the top beds, and after eating and exploring the train a bit, we went to bed. Thankfully there was a net on the wall above my bed where I could put my glasses for the night 8-)

One of the parts of the trip I really don't remember was going from the train station to the hotel. Anyway, finally, we were in Barcelona, the last major stop on our "tour". The hotel (the Silken Diagonal Barcelona) was modern...I don't know what you'd call the design, but there were a lot of metal shapes on the wall. We had two separate hotel rooms; this picture was taken from the room my dad and I shared. Looking over the pics I took of the area around my hotel, I realize now that I didn't really get any good ones, so this will have to do. I posted this one more for my own memory of the trip.

What's funny is that the Flickr map has this hotel marked there...but on the satellite view, it's still a construction site. Get with the times!!

Old glass bottles silhouetted against a steamy window, Edinburgh, Scotland

looking out a window. close to Narbonne, France. *2011.08.15

I went out to RDH again this morning with Mark to take some scene shots for the short film we're filming out there week after next. The script is complete and we're in the process of gathering photos and mapping out where certain scenes will be filmed at the vacant site.

This one's inside the Ward E.

Businessman standing with arms crossed in office

3 double opening window frames made in iroko hardwood.

Jerome State Historic Park ~ Douglas Mansion

Jerome, AZ

Businessman standing with arms crossed in office

My photograph on canvas framed in an old wooden window #2022-275 in my #WindowFramed series

The broken framed glass was nearly complete.

My photograph on canvas framed in an old wooden window #2022-215 of my #WindowFramed series

The cellar windowframe now stripped of peeling paint with my new super-macho heat gun.

I only set it on fire the once.

Eagle eyed viewers will see that I also broke the glass in the top pane and had to remove itl.

Cottage view

Nikon D60

My photograph on canvas framed in an old wooden window #2022-271 in my #WindowFramed series

Images from Salzburg, Austria and Salzburg Seminar. Image by PINGNews

fist impressions are everything

Pendennis Castle

Magnolia blossoms out the window

Did a little tumblr style edit for a change.

There we go, apart from the floor and the roller blind that is the kitchen all done! Only took a couple of hours but it looks great... ;)

My photograph on canvas framed in an old wooden window #2022-203 of my #WindowFramed series

As it was a leap year we had an extra day so I felt one more shot to really complete the set from July 4th 2011 to July 4th 2012.

This photo was an attempt to recreate my first photo (not an easy task) of my 365 project. The leap year caused a happy problem for me and I got to revisit where it all began.

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Photo 4/365 - 04-Jan-2010.

A by product of shooting for the Sub-12 group graffiti brief. This abandoned building has been vandalised yet the brick structure stood strong. Some of the panes of glass are completely missing yet some have shattered but hung on to the frame.

I wanted to portray an air of mystery inside the darken holes into the depths of the structure.

A view from an archaic engine room, Camp Morton, Manitoba, Canada.

Straying safe

Neatly arranged in a row, they caught the attention of the anal freak I am.

Another one from the front of the chicken coop.

My photograph on canvas framed in an old wooden window #2022-231 of my #WindowFramed series

... as seen from the first floor landing at the RWA. (As you can see, after the storm, the sky cleared and it dried up completely - but only for an hour or so.)

Part 3: The third and probably final piece of the three photo set I hereby dub "The Crop Itself".see the preceding The Outside Itself and Inner Light.

I just couldn't resist doing this : -)

This is a crop down to the single pane at bottom center of Parts 1 and 2. It was a glance at this while walking through the house that inspired the shot in Part 1.

My photograph on canvas framed in an old wooden window #2022-256 of my #WindowFramed series

took a while to get the windowframe above to be horizontal enough