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[Etienne]

I like the contrasts and the shapes, but mainly the colours : the change of tone in the upper part and the pipe to create some asymmetry.

[Monique]

Unusual and attractive

[Ian Norman]

Nice image. Is it a window that was bricked up to avoid the window tax in the 1800s or more recent to keep people out?. It looks like an old building.

[Sharon Lee]

Fabulous framing capture. Such an interesting window, with a story to tell for sure. I wonder why they didn’t just paint over the frame.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Oh, I like this as framing!

[Jason]

@etienne Thank you Etienne, again you see.
@momamo Thankyou Monique
@imnorman Spot on Ian Thanks, either side of these windows are double glazed efforts probably in the 70’s
@sugarmuser It was for tax reasons and this was the back of a very old manor. This whole village is full of bricked up apertures.
@overalvandaan Thank you very much.

[Jclaireyp]

Cool! Not much of a view out of there!

[Jason]

@jclaireyp 🙏

[Nina Ganci]

wonderful find and capture. great textures
thanks for explaining why they bricked up a window
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[Marloes]

Haha, funny effect. This is definitely not a the window of opportunities ;)