Well, for this week’s Lingering Look at Windows, I thought I would post just a couple of rather seedy looking windows from southern Italy, almost continuing the ‘Brown’ theme of my last post! And yes, I have given them a bit of treatment in HDR EfexPro, as it just gives them a bit more of the decayed atmosphere I am looking for.
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Love it! Toledo has lots of these…
Thanks! Glad you liked the post.. 🙂
Hey, anything with ‘seedy’ in the headline…! 😉
Hey ho, completely my thing… (And of course, there’s always Seed Cake, my Gran used to make it, had caraway seeds in I think) 🙂
Oooooh, that’s making me think of poppy seed cake…. damn you!!!!
Just testing if you are a true ‘lady of the cakes!’ 😀 😀
Yup. No escaping that 😉
It’s nice to photograph the seedier side of life too! It’s a shame a church was left to get into that state but I must say it’s a very poignant image.
Indeed, you get some interesting images from seedy, and I’m having some fun with a free trial of Nik Software! That church wasn’t going to escape, because the whole village had to be abandoned because the land was unstable…
I like seedy 🙂 But that poor church looks like it has been shot at!
Well, yes, the HDR did bring some aspects out -but I don’t think it was bullet holes!