by, Ms Judi Windows we all love them... We all have them! They frame the view from the outside world and provide a frame for the inside world. They are a perfect vehicle for reflecting light and projecting light. Let's celebrate them.
Thank you Swat for your great arts and crafts challenge and for electing me for this one. For the next challenge , I nominate lefteyeblind, our Ms Pam.
Good luck everyone, i look forward to viewing your windows. Blessings, MsJudi
While in Ann Arbor this past weekend we stopped by this used and classics bookstore in the old town district. In the back room they have some beautiful black and whites of American Indians from the turn of the 20th century. I caught these pictures from the alley looking through the antique glass windows (notice the ripples). I especially like the image with the Indian appearing almost as a ghost in the lower left-hand corner. There are so many reflections working in that picture that it can be disorienting. I tried to improve it in PS but wound up liking the original better so that's the one I posted. I hope you enjoy my experiment.
Through the Looking Glass 3Through the Looking Glass 2 Through the Looking Glass 1 Through the Looking Glass 4
A trip to the local castle.
Squires Castle
Entrance Stepping into the Great Room
The Great room
Her Windows
Her Doorway
Outside her Windows
Sometime back I posted a comparison of a Victorian Home and a model of the home... a number of you asked that I post more shots of the house and matching shots of the model... This weekend I went back to the park and took the following for your review.. The home is called the Burton House and was built in 1893. It and a number of others were to be demolished but were saved and moved to its current location in what is now part of the Old Town State Historical Park... I hope you enjoy...FrontDoll House Front PorchBack of HomeDoll House BackLeft side of HomeLeft side of Doll HouseRight side of HomeRight side of Doll House
and just a couple more for the detail...
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