You don’t have to do much, just put an antique electric line insulator on the windowsill to catch the sun’s rays.

At one of our favorite restaurants they have high windows and each window has one of these insulators. Simplicity wins every time.

[Joan Robillard]

I remember these. Wonderful capture

[Annie D]

Love the colours....the background works beautifully with the shape

[Pat Knowles]

Beautiful rich green but I'm not sure what it is!

[Danette Thompson]

Nice view.

[Nicole Campbell]

Very unique

[Kathie]

Looks like the tree's growing out of the insulator.

[Taffy]

I like your POV and commentary.

[Connie Little]

Wonderful image. Like the colour of the insulator.

[Lou Ann]

@joansmor @annied @happypat @danette @nicolecampbell @kathiecb @taffy @littleconnie

Thank you for your great comments, I appreciate them so much! @happypat Insulators were used on electric line poles to separate the lines - they don’t conduct electricity so the electrical power couldn’t cross over to the next line.

[Babs]

Such an interesting idea. Love it.

[bruni]

Love that bottle green or what is that color called. the background is beautiful too.

[Henri Russell]

Interesting. Great capture of colors.

[*lynn]

Great shot! My husband has a small collection of these. Ours are sitting on a fence in our back yard and yours is much cleaner!