eight units

if you count the two lower ones that are unlit or heavy-draped.

interesting to see what your neighbours are doing. or not doing. i realize that what you see through the windows are the units' kitchens/dining room.

'night photography' is this week's theme over at 52 frames. i was all set to go out and do some night street photography but i got lazy and didn't really know where i should do it and transport to downtown is scarce during weekends. this is not yet my 52 frames posting as i'm hoping to go around tomorrow night perhaps stay late at my sister's downtown. but if i got lazy again, this should do it.

[gloria jones]

Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window" 1954...Great night capture

[Graeme Stevens]

an easy fav

[Diane]

I thought of "Rear Window," too!

[Casablanca]

Instantly thought of "Rear Window." Such a great film.

[Susan Wakely]

Each one a different story.

[Corinne C]

It's a wonderful subject! They are little vignettes and so interesting!

[katy]

One could spend hours just gazing at the neighbors. Nice composition and response to the prompt.

[Vincent]

I like these night shots... A snapshot of people life and livelihoods!

[Beverley]

Wonderful captures…

[Kathy]

Such an interesting photo. I like how each window is a separate vignette of the life going on in this building.