A few assorted London windows:
St Paul’s reflected
Moomins!
Staring out
Linked to Black & White Sunday here
Black & White Sunday: Windows
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Nice ones Sue! I have a real soft spot for Moomins! And your other two images are great. I especially like the rigsd, linear composition of that last one.
Thanks, Debs…I loved the Moomins and Sniff and Snuffkin, as a child!!
rigid not rigged!
Oh, I sussed that!!
I hate PCs – I make typos and they make them even worse!
Grr!!
Nice selection, Sue. The reflection was very nice, but my favourite is the old factory/warehouse. Nice symmetry.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks, Pete!
Love the three of them…
Thanks, Anna!
I like that ☺
Thank you!
Great monos Sue
Many thanks, Robin!
Cool windows, nice in B&W.
Thank you, Fraggle – glad you like
I like the warehouse windows!
thank you, Gilly – it was quite a structure, and probably luxury flats by now….
Love it. I love the pattern and geometry in the third example, all these frames within frames. I’ve never heard of Moonmins before but they look cute, and St Paul – I am really glad to see St Paul again. Ah, I was going to ask what rigsd is, but I now read the other comment by Debbie. Sue, I’m horrified about the attacks in London. I’m so sorry that it happened.
The Moomins were from a book by the Scandinavian author Tove Jansen, and they had all kinds of adventures, loved them as a child. As to the London attacks, it is becoming ever more worrying, but we just have to live our lives the best we can…..
Yes, I know, you are right.
🙂
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Oof! You’ve taken my breath away with these, stunning.
Glad you like them, Chris
Smashing!
The moment I saw the last shot I was reminded of Led Zeppelin’s album cover, Physical Graffiti
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Graffiti
Well, it’s quite similar, isn’t it!
A Moomin fan? Shakes head sadly. I love the St Paul view. X
A Moomin fan in childhood, Jo…and why not? Sniff and Snuffkin had such fun in the pour fittle lockets (translated Four Little Pockets….my powers of recall for the utterly trivial are immense 🙄
I was just teasing 😦 😦
Well, indeed, but I thought I would show you how stuffed my head is with useless things!!
What diverse images. I love the Moomins particularly. We were reading their stories to the twins: one of their first chapter books. I’m always a sucker for reflections, and the third one insists loudly on being windows.
Glad you like these, Meg… The last one says windows even though most are a shadow of their former selves!!
These are very nice.
Thank you!
Love the third one, but then I am partial to symmetry. And somehow I missed out on the Moomins.
Oh, the old factory…yes.
Windows – I love them. Always something different to see. So many images within that last final shot too.
Thanks, Andy, glad you like’em!
Wonderful contrasts! ‘Staring out’ is a superb shot, but I love the pretty reflection. Not familiar with Moomins, seems like I missed out 🙂
That old warehouse was a great place for an image or two….as for the Moomins, if you missed them, I’m sure you had plenty of tales in your childhood!
Love the moomins!!!
Cute, aren’t they?