A Big Window

...the problem with doing three words in one is that it leaves a gap. I'd better fill it, but forgive me filling it with a huge gap! I swapped the word 'window' and remembered taking a shot of a huge window on our way back from Scotland, at Fountains Abbey. It must have been a helluva big window in its day - spot the person walking past...!
So touched with everyone who takes the time to call by to view or comment on my shots - I really appreciate it. Have a great week
(PS - by the way, it isn't squiffy, they just didn't build very straight in those days).

[Cathy Donohoue]

I wouldn't have wanted to be the person in charge of making that window shine. Good job getting the person to show the enormity behind!

[Claire]

This is one of my favourite places, lovely shot

[Nicola Eastwood]

Lovely framing, if you pardon the pun!

[Tracey H-N]

It's remarkable how they built these huge stone arches and walls. Have you read Pillars of the Earth? Or World Without End? Historical fiction about architecture. Very good ! Super shot !

[Nada A.]

Wow. That is big. I life the person in the corner to give a sense of scale.

[Shirley Banford]

Awesomeness!

[Claire]

Very nice capture...:)

[Andrew]

Wow! Great photo! Can't help but try to imagine myself there at the time when the window was brand new. What was going on? What were people talking about?

[John]

Easy to clean too

[Tamzin]

Didn't notice that window when I last visited - I'm observant aren't I! Very imposing shot

[Megan Richardson]

wow, that is huge, great to have the person there to show the size

[Bob]

Wow, that is BIG! Nice find. I wonder how it looked with the original window?

[Bev]

Wow! What a shot, Phil! Was this where the giant lived that Jack went and robbed the harp from?? It's massive! What a find! Love the stone facade and the framing and it even has a sort of arch! Well done! :)