Wordless Wednesday 57
16 December 2009
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26 comments:
You have such a great eye. I love it!
Lovely.... reinds me of the window in one of the self made Hobbit-type houses I have seen pictures of...
Great window. I like the combination of panes and reflections.
thanks for sharing this little bit of Germany. I love old world architecture.
What a gorgeous picture! A magical WW to you!
Wow! Great shot of the window.
Nice reflections and shot.
I love window pictures!
What a cool window. I just love that old architecture in Europe.
what a beautiful sunny window. Kaye—the road goes ever ever on
Oh, that is lovely! Wow.
I love this picture.
What an awesome reflection! I love it. I love all the curves and lines :-)
Great shot. I love that reflection. Happy WW
I like the perspective!
Happy WW!
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I see another of from your "arch" collection. Beautiful.
This is so interesting. I have a fascination with reflections. When I look out my office window I see a very old building reflected in and distorted by the windows of the very modern building across the street from mine.
That's a great shot! You're a great photographer!
there are so many great things all around us to shoot. how come you can see then and I usually don't...lol
very nice.
What a neat shot. Love the reflection of the tree and the window. So how did you keep your own reflection out of the shot?
Great picture!
Oh, so very beautiful.
You have lovely texture and lines in this shot. The hues in the bricks are very becoming.
That is a beautiful photo, Beth.
Gorgeous! You really captured the reflection and the window just perfectly. Bravo!
Gorgeous! It's funny how the window looks broken at first glance and you have to study it to see that it's stained glass!
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