What do I see through a window? Here are a few recent examples:
through a ruined church window
Looking out of a hotel window at Mount Juliet
Window at Jerpoint Abbey ruin
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I always enjoy the view through a window, especially when that view is of another window, and so on…
Best wishes, Pete.
Excellent!
Excellent pictures! I love the angle.
Many thanks!
Some smashing examples there Sue! 🙂
Thanks, Adrian! The first one works best, I think…Windows inside windows
Beautiful choices, Sue! I especilly like the second one. It calms me down after all the driving the past few days. 🙂
Ah yes, the view of the countryside…
Beautiful Sue!
Thank you, Nicole! Glad you like these
All lovely views, but I especially like the way that last one turned out.
janet
Yes, it’s rather geometrical, isn’t Itzá!
🙂
Dunno where Itzá came from
Ha, I thought you were saying that to be cute, as in “isn’t it?”
Isn’t it was the intention!
That first one’s really lovely, Sue. 🙂 🙂
Thank you, Jo…my favourite
My favourite is the third. I love the composition.
It worked quite well! Glad you like
Great window views, Sue. 🙂
Glad you like them, Sylvia 😊
Just love that first one that reminds me of my time in Brittany and in the Jura. I think, like you, I have a thing for ancient architecture. Even here, in the “new” world, I’m drawn to ghost towns and abandoned buildings.
Yes, I was enjoying beautiful scenery last week, but still found an abandoned building or two!
Love the first one especially, but all beautiful.
Many thanks, Ann Christine! The first is my favourite 😊
Great variety, as befits a wanderer. I like the layers of the Mt Juliet one. Me? The view from my bedroom window divided into three – the luminescent sky of early morning: the pittosporum with flowering nearly over; and now the bright red cylinders of callistemon. Can’t photograph because the windows are dirty. Can’t clean the windows because me and all the likelies are averse to heights!
Thanks, Meg! A wanderer I remain, albeit a more constrained one these days! Love your reasons for window cleaning avoidance! Have you tried a photograph? You might be surprised at how it turns out…. Seriously
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Great images. i especially like the reflections in the third one.
Thanks! That third one worked well
I like the first one Sue, a view with a river is perfect!
Excellent! Glad you like it, Gilly 😊
Great finds, Sue!
Thanks! The first one is probably my favourite