This week’s Photo Challenge has us looking into, out from, and through windows. Now I must admit, I don’t have a lot of photos where windows are the focal point. But I did manage to find a few.
The top of North Head Lighthouse at Cape Disapointment State Park. Through the windows light shines, warning ships of dangers.
Sunshine streams through large windows, a perfect place for a kitty to sunbathe.
Windows offer a needed barrier between the warmth of the indoors and the cold winter weather outside.
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great photos. i liked the second one the best.
Thank you. I do admit, Phantom always took a great photo.
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Lovely pics. I have to say the last one is best, of course!! I also posted some of my fav pics with icicles on the windows for this challenge.
I’m glad you liked that photo. About five minutes after that photo was taken, the whole thing started crashing down. Quite the noise on a metal roof.
Seriously? Wow. Where was it taken, may I ask?
In the Columbia River Gorge in Washington State. I think it was winter 2013 (Jan-Feb). We’d had rain or snow that was melting, then the temperatures dropped and the icicles formed. Next day the sun came out a bit and warmed up enough to start a rapid melt. Interestingly, when they fell it wasn’t like a spear, straight down. Because of the heavier top they fell broadside – which was good because it didn’t cause any damage.
Interesting, there is probably some kind of scientific physics study on that…. LOL! Would have been great to see.
Liked the second one best, cause my female cat looks a lot like Phantom – and my male’s name is FunTom. This way you had both my cats in your photo 😉
I’m happy you enjoyed the photo. Thank you for stopping by! 🙂
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Love the dripping icicles shot! 😀
Thanks! It’s pretty amazing how much water was coming off the roof so that the drips could be captured.