Windows 2007

[Jzero]

Greetings!

Here is the yield from todays little photographic expedition, with an emphasis on those square holes in the walls of our houses that they named after a software package...

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

All opinions, comments, remarks and advice welcome...

J

 

[LaFoto]

:hug:: for this theme, Jzero!!!
I love windows and photos of windows!
I have so many of them myself, but rarely the "from the inside looking out" view... Cool!!!

 

[Jzero]

:hug:: for this theme, Jzero!!!
I love windows and photos of windows!
I have so many of them myself, but rarely the "from the inside looking out" view... Cool!!!

Thanks LaFoto :blushing: I am glad you like them. I did not pay attention to this detail before, but now that you mention it, you are right... all these windows were taken from the inside looking out.

J

 

[abraxas]

Pretty nice. These have roofs over the inside?

 

[Jzero]

Pretty nice. These have roofs over the inside?

Some do, some don't.

J

 

[Ab$olut]

I like 1 but the boarder spoils it a little

 

[PNA]

Good captures.....

 

[loopguru]

Surely the first one is a composite of two images. (j/k)

Very Nice!

 

[kiwiluke]

I like 1 but the boarder spoils it a little

i agree, i find the border a bit distracting from the shot, other than that thou, i love this shot, nicely done
Luke

 

[Jzero]

Surely the first one is a composite of two images. (j/k)

Very Nice!

Hi Loopguru

The first one, like the others, is taken 'as is'. There is no composite of two images here, I mean... I wouldn't even know how to make a composite of two images. All I do is walk into these delapidated houses and take pictures out of the window, pretty straight forward process.

J

 

[Jzero]

Thank you all for your valuable input. I gather that the frames don't go down too well... I am taking this under advice.

J

 

[just x joey]

i dont like the light edges.

 

[Jzero]

i dont like the light edges.

OK, I'll try and avoid those in the future...


J