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Thursday, 15 November 2012

What light through yonder window breaks? - Thematic Photography

When I saw Carmi's window theme this week I knew I would not have to look far for what I had to post. The question was where to stop.

This first shot was taken looking out of a window in Cornwall where the light really did break through.

St Mawgan interior
A windows theme would not be complete without some stained glass.

Lady Chapel - St Mawgan church
And one much nearer home.

Shorthorn cattle - Kirklevington Parish church
Shorthorn cattle were made famous by Thomas Bates who lived and died in the village.

Moving to the USA I came across these windows at the entrance to the Ford Museum.

Ford Museum, Dearborn, Michigan
Back to Europe for the view of a public building alongside some less imposing panes.

Brussels Royal Opera House
While we are on the subject of the arts, this is a very modern place.

Inside Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (mima)
Finally a much older building which took my fancy which has a window or two.



Timber building at York
For other, possibly clearer, views of windows get your wash leather out and visit Carmi's thematic photographic 221.