window dressing

we had our summer social at the distillery district and i think my workmates knew i was itching to go around and take photographs, so after two large glasses of iced coke and a few veggie dips, i bade my ta-ta! and went a-shooting around. this window was the only attraction for me as i think i have already spent the district's photo possibilities. the window was rather high so i had to fix the perspective in camera to make it straight.

doors yesterday, window today. what do you think would be for tomorrow, the ceiling? :-P

thank you for your kind visits and comments; know that they are greatly appreciated.

playing high contrast black and white with ann, sally, katy et al.

also for the tag challenge: my tags were plants and b&w.

[Jerome]

very nice comp in b&w!

[Joan]

Love the simplicity here, patterns and texture. Fav for me.

[Sally Ings]

Nice symmetry and repetition. How about a door with a window next?

[katy]

How about you and Bill both got black and white for your tags? I think this is beautiful. I love the composition. I'm looking forward to your roof shot next. (;

[bkb in the city]

Great find

[Elizabeth]

Great composition!

[Bob]

Very good nice composition

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I love this! fav There's probably more photos there but you need some time away from it to see it with fresh eyes.

[Chris Johnson]

Brilliant!!! I love the simplicity and the differences of each plant!

[alta]

Simply beautiful!

[Islandgirl]

Very beautiful in b&w, great composition!
I didn't realize you could change the perspective in camera, how nice!

[Dawn]

Simply nice

[summerfield]

@radiogirl - nikon dslr has that function in its retouch menu, called perspective control which i haven't found yet in my canon.

[Maggiemae]

Nice blank, white spaces in this shot! You could lie on the floor or something (?) and take the ceiling as you say, next?