This is a magnificent Victorian window in the Orangery at the Imperial Hotel in Exeter, where I took my nephew and daughter to lunch earlier this year. I love the ironwork and the distortion of the view beyonf and the reflections on the room behind me.
Taken through a rather grubby salty window in November 2010 when we stayed in Brighton at the Queen's Hotel. The seagulls were sheltering from the cold sea winds.
I thought there were some nice shapes in this photo - the arcs of the chimney guards and the two seagulls in similar poses.
Taken through a rather grubby salty window in November 2010 when we stayed in Brighton at the Queen's Hotel. The seagulls were sheltering from the cold sea winds.
I thought there were some nice shapes in this photo - the arcs of the chimney guards and the two seagulls in similar poses.
And this broken window in the Abruzzo, Italy, a year ago imposes it's own pattern on the view beyond.
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Great photos, Sue. And the prize for first off the mark, too...had there been one...;-)
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