Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Second-storey Windows/ Sepia Scenes

Apartment widows above an old store on a main street of  a central Ontario town



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25 comments:

George said...

What a wonderful photo. I like the hit of color against the gray sky.

Judy said...

Old windows can be fascinating! I love the detail in these!

kayerj said...

love the character in this old home. Those windows certainly lend a lot of character.

Day4plus said...

Neat windows---look at the bunched up curtain---what is going on. LOL MB

Darla said...

Love the contrast. One window with tidy curtains and the other with messy ones. There's a story there somewhere.

Darla

Lowell said...

A very interesting shot. It must be an older building as the roof looks like it's been repaired numerous times, and the window casings appear to need help...

I like the way you framed this, too.

Well done!

Michelle said...

Bricks look good in sepia!

cieldequimper said...

These are pretty, I wonder what the view is like from behind those curtains...

Cezar and Léia said...

Beautiful composition, I loved those windows!
Léia

Annie Jeffries said...

Mmmmmm, those windows have eyes. Cool and sort of eerie. Good start for Halloween.

Ralph said...

The sepia tones down the sky and brick. Therefore, the shape and lovely details of a house built with style "in the day". A stylish monochromic capture!

Judy said...

Great old windows, wouldn't it be fun to go inside and look out of them!

Craver Vii said...

I see an old man's bushy, bushy eyebrows.

PERBS said...

Beautiful catch once again of an older building!

BTW, the leaves were pinkish in color.

Carletta said...

At one time I bet this was a beautiful home.
Love the detail that was once above the windows but is crumbling away.
It really could use a brand new roof.
I can't look at it without seeing what Craver sees. :)

Becky said...

What a cool shot and the sepia just makes it perfect.
B.

Tash said...

another Wow photo! hope you are keeping track

Tom said...

Excellent picture... I can not help noticing one of the arches as started to crack, and tiles have slipped down into the gutter.. ha! it must be the 'builder' in me why I notice such things.

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Anonymous said...

Another great sepia! Swing by & check out my sepia post - You're in it! hehehe

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Marice said...

such a nice shot :) really looks good in sepia!

u may view mine if u have time

Gerald (SK14) said...

very lovely eaves

Patti said...

Interesting architectural detail in that building. I like how some of the roof tiles have color while the rest of the photo is in sepia.

Rose said...

Don't you just love windows like these....so interesting and looks good in sepia!

Buenos Aires Photoblog said...

Beautiful sepia scene! Are these ornaments above the window carved in stone or made from wood?

EG CameraGirl said...

Buenos Aires,

The decorations are made of wood.

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