Post your window photos

[xjjohnno]

Jawa cafe

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[J.Scott]

Guarded and Growing .... in a window.
(Mazatlan, Mexico)

[Nesster]

Whoa! Excellent shots everyone, keep em coming!

43 limited, K100D:

[Remko]

Originally Posted by Nesster

@ remko - I like that trainstation, and I'm trying to figure out how those people get reflected up high like that.

@ PFH - love the color, the windows are like jewels set in old stone

Hi Nesser, it's quite simple. De wall with the lower and middle windows has an angle of about 75 (?) degrees. If you look closer, you can see that between the middle and upper windows, there's an angle in the wall (best seen on the left side). Thats where the building goes straight up. I'll post a picture of the complete building someday, it's worth taking a picture of.
I only had my 18-55mm lens with me that day, the picture was taken at 55mm. I actually wanted to get closer by to "cut out" only the window with reflection. That's an action for some other time....

[SpecialK]

2 from Beverly Hills, 1 from Long Beach.

[gawan]

Great idea, here is one of mine

[maxwell1295]

K100D, Pentax A70-210/4

[Suzu]

One from my files...

[ve2vfd]

Ok someone has to do it...



(yes I still have an antique laptop with Win 3.11 on it! I use it mostly in DOS mode for a few ancient programs I occasionally use).

Pat

[daacon]

Neat idea and some really good posts so far.

I am sure I have many I will look arond in the archives later.

Here is one from today outside a local Chapters - K20D , Tamron 70-200

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And no need to let you know what this lens is - My mini-caddy

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[heliphoto]

Here's one out of the top left window in this picture of the overland hotel in Pioche Nevada.

[joelovotti]

Chinatown San Francisco

[monochrome]

I like the idea of a window to the soul.

[cindy s]

Here are a few of my window images.

[-=JoN=-]