Yes. I nearly posted that one on its own. I took it the other day. And I know I have another one I like, but I couldn’t spot it.
Just getting my heartbeat back to normal after searching thirty minutes for Not Cat who went AWOL. I think he may have been in someone’s house as he was suspiciously warm when he turned up.
Bed now. Sweet dreams.
I like the lone Window, just a shame there wasn’t a Hitchcock type figure on the other side, in eerie silhouette 🙂
The best for me, is centre, bottom row, the focus is spot on Isobel.
Thanks for your comments everyone. I want to learn how to insert a sheet of contact prints as I have seen on other pages. If anyone can tell me how it’s done I’d be very grateful.
I am going to be pretty busy today. I look forward to catching up on other entries later. 🙂
I love windows – all those wonderful shapes that we see our world through (including NotCat!!). These are great photos – of course my favorite is the one with NotCat but all of them are interesting.
That’s in the City; St Dunstan-in-the-East, a church that was bombed out in the Second World War and is now a memorial garden to those who died in the Blitz of 1940-41.
So the consensus seems to be for my neighbours’ window with reflected clouds and Not Cat being perilous!
You will understand why I invested in shutters to allow air in but stop him from walking out!
Your window shots are amazing – such a selection. ps Shoreham is just down the road from Brighton if you ever come down that way, pay these amazing boats a visit – dont forget your camera!
I particularly like the window on the third row on the right – the sky with clouds reflected back out of the window in the brick wall
Yes. I nearly posted that one on its own. I took it the other day. And I know I have another one I like, but I couldn’t spot it.
Just getting my heartbeat back to normal after searching thirty minutes for Not Cat who went AWOL. I think he may have been in someone’s house as he was suspiciously warm when he turned up.
Bed now. Sweet dreams.
That is a lot of windows… The cat one is probably my favourite.
Maybe mine too. Did you spot the fox?
A Great collection of windows nice post .
I like the picture in the bottom right hand part of the collection. But they are all excellent shots. http://aurelientt.wordpress.com/2011/11/04/weekly-photo-challenge-windows/
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these are all pretty great but the two I love – the cat of course and the window with the clouds
wow! lovely shots…:
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http://postadaychallenge2011.com/2011/11/04/weekly-photo-challenge-windows/ you really know how to post those on windows… I am learning how to post photo’s to display nicely. Thanks.
Have you not posted a pic, Jackie?
9 is my favourite, nice pictures
you’ve composed an interesting gallery!
my favorite: the cat looking out of the window …
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The cat’s photo is great!
I like the lone Window, just a shame there wasn’t a Hitchcock type figure on the other side, in eerie silhouette 🙂
The best for me, is centre, bottom row, the focus is spot on Isobel.
Next time I’ll have to ask my neighbours to stand there… 🙂
Thanks for your comments everyone. I want to learn how to insert a sheet of contact prints as I have seen on other pages. If anyone can tell me how it’s done I’d be very grateful.
I am going to be pretty busy today. I look forward to catching up on other entries later. 🙂
Windows that are unique, beautiful and has a view that makes you appreciate how grand life is. Cool post!
Let me know when you put your windows post up please.
No ‘Not Cat’. Don’t jump!
I love windows – all those wonderful shapes that we see our world through (including NotCat!!). These are great photos – of course my favorite is the one with NotCat but all of them are interesting.
Pam
Great collection. I like the one with the arched windows and the bench – on the right second row from bottom.
That’s in the City; St Dunstan-in-the-East, a church that was bombed out in the Second World War and is now a memorial garden to those who died in the Blitz of 1940-41.
Sad history, beautiful ruins. I have posted some more pics of my dog.
I’ve had a look. What a darling!
Great window photos Isobel! I really like the 4th row, last picture. AND it’s very nice to see Not Cat enjoying that lovely tilt window.
Lovely selection of windows! I love how the cat was trying to go out using the window. Nice capture!
That’s a lot of windows, third row rhs is my favourite
…and the cat of course
Of course!
I like the church windows. It’s good when pieces of nice architecture with meaning are conserved. Course, I like the NotCat one too! 😉
Great selection I particularly love the one inside a ruined church?
So the consensus seems to be for my neighbours’ window with reflected clouds and Not Cat being perilous!
You will understand why I invested in shutters to allow air in but stop him from walking out!
Great collection. Fabulous entry to the challenge
Your window shots are amazing – such a selection. ps Shoreham is just down the road from Brighton if you ever come down that way, pay these amazing boats a visit – dont forget your camera!
Great collection. My favourite is nr.14 😉 with its big contrasts!
you have great collection of window pictures here. Great work!
Wonderful!
Thank-you everyone for your comments on these photos.
These are all amazing and I cannot really pick a favorite. : )
I like most the window with your cat, the one after it and the one in the middle of the last row!
Great selection …
Isadora
A wonderful selection of windows. Hard to choose, but I think my favorite is the one with the benches.
Ah, St Dunstan-in-the-East. Lovely place. 🙂