Well, Thursday came around with alarming speed, but I’ve now got around to posting my Windows for this week’s Lingering Look at Windows.
Thought I would look at windows in ruins/derelict buildings this week, by way of a theme within a theme…just three images this time, or I’ll not get this done.
Commarque castle (in the Dordogne, France) was very much an unrestored ruin when I saw it in the early 1990s, it’s now much tidied up and with the ubiquitous visitor centre..I haven’t been back. Red sands Fort was a radar detection structure during WW2, a set of metal forts on stilts still there 7 miles off the North Kent Coast. And the last image is boarded windows seen in Lanzarote, in a derelict looking building.
Castle from a castle
Detail of Red Sands Fort
Boarded window in derelict building
Great textures!
Thank you…I wasn’t totally happy with the way these had come out, so it’s good to get your comment.
What a wonderfully different collection of windows! Thanks for participating.
Thanks for your comment, and for this challenge. I enjoy the windows theme, and it gets me thinking about how to approach it in a varied way.
You will be surprised how one theme can stretch your creative muscle.