LEICA M3 DS+Fuji X-TRA 400

Leica summilux 50mm f1.4 ii E43

Drifting in the present whilst looking into the distance.

Showing off the latest in casual wear.

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He's very quiet

I love this house. It's rented out to a bunch of crazy college kids, hence the broken windows.

This image was taken at a pioneer village. GB.

Two big windows next to each other.

Vejle, Denmark

October or november 2019

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One of the south-western windows of Naantali's Church during the rain.

The rain freeze on the window and the ladder. Domek Tkaczki

Took this in a rural Berber village outside Midelt, Morocco. This style of window is typical for rural Morocco.

Cheekwood Mansion

Some of you asked about the Easter decoration this year. Just talked on the phone to *hoppetosse* www.flickr.com/photos/22587272@N05/ and we complained about not getting the Spring and Easter feeling this year due to the grey weather. Will try again tomorrow to decorate a bit

I've always been a sucker for windows with shutters...

and yes, windows with shutters.... in addition to single digit addresses and scaffolding...among other things...

Buenos Aires

Taken in Buffalo, New York, USA

Vatican museum window

Arches National Park lies atop an underground salt bed called the “Paradox Formation” which is responsible for the arches, spires, balanced rocks, fins and eroded monoliths common throughout the park. The Paradox Formation was deposited over 300 million years ago when seas flowed into the region and eventually evaporated.

Over millions of years, the salt bed was covered with the residue of floods and winds as the oceans returned and evaporated again and again. Much of this debris was cemented into rock. At one time this overlying layer of rock may have been more than a mile thick.

Ornate window in the residential part of Al Jaheli Fort, Al Ain. UAE

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View from a window of Chateau de Grignan (FR).

John Allen Photography 2024

window

The window is almost smaller than the brick surround!!

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My nameless wolflike creature staring at nameless things. Actually, she is probably staring at grasshoppers - she likes to hunt them.

Also, we are both ready for cooler weather, which has nothing to do with anything other than this photo making me want it badly, for some reason.

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