So much detail here, I can even see the cobwebs. I’ve heard you won’t be able to meet up with us in Washington Joe. Drats ! I guess I’ll just have to find you on a trip to NY 😀
What a wonderful image Joe, such beautiful light and wonderful detail. There’s something charming about such old windows… it must be the one that you open by pushing the lower part up… I haven’t seen such around here. Really lovely composition and such great use of light! 🙂
Thank you so much Elina 🙂 We seem to be stuck in a time warp in the US because this window style called double hung (no sexual overtones intended) is still the most popular kind. I know in Sweden and Norway and probably in Finland where you are they have a lot more advanced and energy efficient styles. Thank you again 🙂
So interesting to hear such windows are popular there. I don’t know if we have more advanced kind but it seems to be an architectural difference. I don’t remember ever seeing double hung windows here, not in old nor new buildings. 🙂
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So much detail here, I can even see the cobwebs. I’ve heard you won’t be able to meet up with us in Washington Joe. Drats ! I guess I’ll just have to find you on a trip to NY 😀
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Thank you very much Boomdee 🙂 Regretfully I won’t be able to make it to DC but NY sounds cool 🙂
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What a wonderful image Joe, such beautiful light and wonderful detail. There’s something charming about such old windows… it must be the one that you open by pushing the lower part up… I haven’t seen such around here. Really lovely composition and such great use of light! 🙂
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Thank you so much Elina 🙂 We seem to be stuck in a time warp in the US because this window style called double hung (no sexual overtones intended) is still the most popular kind. I know in Sweden and Norway and probably in Finland where you are they have a lot more advanced and energy efficient styles. Thank you again 🙂
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So interesting to hear such windows are popular there. I don’t know if we have more advanced kind but it seems to be an architectural difference. I don’t remember ever seeing double hung windows here, not in old nor new buildings. 🙂
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Beautiful dappled light and detail Joe and so much life in this still shot, as though someone is about to enter any moment.
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Haha thank you very much Patti 🙂
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The abstract art pieces that art the window / frame is so appealing to me. Unplanned bokeh!
Such a great shot, Joe!
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Thank you so much Laurie 🙂
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Good one, Joe. The spider web adds a nice touch.
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Thank you so much Mary 🙂
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Great find and wonderful capture!
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Thank you very much Robyn 🙂
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Great photo. Very nostalgic
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Thank you very much Raewyn 🙂
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Wonderfully detailed shot Joe. Love the light on the spiders web and the detail in the woodwork.
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Thank you very much David 🙂
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