Ok, so the artifacts here are a lot more apparent (no, the posts of

the bed and the windowframe are NOT neon purple) and I attribute it to

the fact that I overexposed more shots than I underexposed, but I'm

still experimenting with HDR, so I consider this picture an

opportunity to learn from my mistake.

I like the weatherbeaten window frames for exhibitions here.

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Wasa Lake, BC, Canada

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Old window frame turned into fabulous coat rack for mother's day. Junk in the yard becomes a great gift, functional too!

spider hanging in the window of a building in Christiania, Copenhagen.

Venice Italy

and Nature Wins !! a street in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán

Close up of what I like to think of as the picture window. There were tantalising glimpses of doorways and rooms beyond it.

Note the windows on the left, with the windowframes still there.

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Grade II listed house equals NO double glazing. So every morning the windows are wet with condensation.

Museum of art, Hanoi, Vietnam. June 2008

Close-up of a window and curtain, Ortahisar, Cappadocia, Nevsehir, Turkey

Waunakee Public Library, Wisconsin

Old Window, New Window, Texture, Visual Perception, Rust, Invisible, Transparent, Window Frame, Lasercut Acrylic, Prototype, Materials, Experiment, Assemble, Studio Practice, Research, R+D, Tangible Interfaces Project, Eleanor-Jayne Browne, The D/sign Lounge

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old overgrown window in autumn

Old Window, New Window, Texture, Visual Perception, Rust, Invisible, Transparent, Window Frame, Lasercut Acrylic, Prototype, Materials, Experiment, Assemble, Studio Practice, Research, R+D, Tangible Interfaces Project, Eleanor-Jayne Browne, The D/sign Lounge

Venice Italy

I can never get austere right. Red velvet probably doesn't help.

Completed at 247 Graphx Inc.

View from the window of the Motel just outside Syracuse, New York State.

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Nantou Fortified Citadel, Shenzhen

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Good putting away by me then.

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On the NYMR from Whitby to Pickering.

Please comment with any tips/advice!

This is my very first HDR.

Created with artizen.

Its a bit shaky, because I didn't have my tripod (used the windowframe). I tried to align the 5 different shots using the tower in the middle as reference, but looking at the clouds it didn't work out the way it should. Also I wanted the rays of light to jump right in the eye, but I couldn't find the right combination of HDR options.

Anyway, will play around a lot more with HDR, I guess.

Btw: Good to be back!

See where this picture was taken. [?]

Bella Venezia