A casement window of the style that once opened all the way up to form a doorway. Penrith Regional Art Gallery, from the inside looking out. Beams and supports add to the patterning.
Hari OM Ah, that is a bronze water sculpture - serving as a downpipe from the gutters! I have a close up of one of the curves which will make an appearance, somewhere... Yxx
That sort of window has always been my favorite, though I've never actually seen or used one. But in Middlemarch, and any other good English novel, the heroine has full access to a casement window. How they consumed my fascination.
Multipurpose window. Do I spy some water?
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Hari OM
Delete...eeeerrrmmm... possibly a light-blue-painted wall??? Yxx
I like that bright yellow trim at the top and my grandmothers house had step through windows on every wall on the outside..
ReplyDeleteVery nice patterning. We are intrigued by that spiral-y thingamajig in the background:)
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Hari OM
DeleteAh, that is a bronze water sculpture - serving as a downpipe from the gutters! I have a close up of one of the curves which will make an appearance, somewhere... Yxx
That sort of window has always been my favorite, though I've never actually seen or used one. But in Middlemarch, and any other good English novel, the heroine has full access to a casement window. How they consumed my fascination.
ReplyDeleteThe wooden beams remind me of the ceiling of my grandparents house in the village.
ReplyDeleteHello, great pattern and a pretty view out the window. I like the water sculpture. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week ahead.
ReplyDeleteYou do great 'pattern' photography ~ very creative ^_^
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A ShutterBug Explores,
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That is a nice view...
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