Sunday, May 24, 2009

Broken Reflection/ Monochrome Maniacs

Window in old cattle barn


To find other maniacs crazy about monochromes, visit Aileni at http://monochromeweeklytheme.blogspot.com/

19 comments:

  1. I thought that a barn would have a different kind of windows... Maybe something more prepared to cope with cold weather?
    Nice shot!
    Léia

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  2. Neat EG... It's interesting looking at the window with some glass and then some without glass. Love the reflection in the glass panes.


    Have a great day --and Memorial Day..

    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  3. Nice shot...I like the angle to...it gives it an edgy feel. I like shots of interesting windows and doors!

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  4. Great shot and thanks. I remember now I've got to get my glasses fixed! ;-)

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  5. I enjoyed this one very much. You have caught the feeling that the run-down house and the broken window give very well. The slight skewness adds to that - of course.

    PS I had some trouble following the link at Monochrome Maniacs. Maybe it is just Mr.Linky or Blogger misbehaving again.

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  6. What a cool shot. You are getting way to clever.
    Another super shot. MB

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  7. This could be the billboard of a movie or play! Wonderful.

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  8. I like the way you tilted the shot. Nice mono.

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  9. A perfect shot for monochrome! Interesting shapes in the broken windows too. The angle of the sot is perfect -- all catawampus!

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  10. I like it! Did you walk close and look in?

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  11. Nice shot, one of those shots that is meant to be done in mono. :-)

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  12. That's such an interesting shot. I love it!

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  13. I was caught by the image and not by the factthat it was a different theme.
    I would have been caught by this one too - it is splendid.

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  14. It is odd but even an old broken window has a certain interesting beauty.

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  15. Nifty photos beautifully shared. You make me want to play with monochrome again ... perhaps I shall.
    Hugs and blessings,

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