“Better keep yourself clean and bright; you are the window through which you must see the world.” George Bernard Shaw
Fronds and Curtain, South Carolina
Window View, Budapest
Window Watch, Halong Bay
“Set wide the window. Let me drink the day.” ~Edith Warton
Window Discovery, South Carolina
Let There Be Light, St. Michael’s, Charleston
Curtains, Johns Island, SC
“A morning-glory at my window satisfies me more than the metaphysics of books.” ~ Walt Whitman
Palmetto Evening, South Carolina
“I can’t play bridge. I don’t play tennis. All those things that people learn, and I admire, there hasn’t seemed time for. But what there is time for is looking out the window.” Alice Munro
Window Seat, Bangkok
Windows Three, The High Museum, Atlanta
“My favorite journey is looking out the window” ~ Edward Gorey
How Much? San Francisco
Are You Home Yet?
“Throw open your window and let the scenery of clouds and sky enter your room!” ~Yosa Buson
Jane Lurie Photography 
Absolutely love the frond and curtain scene! There’s a story waiting to be told in it. 🙂
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Thank you, Bespoke T– That was a wonderful find during a night shoot. I was happy, too, that it was used in a local magazine. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Beautiful pictures
Great quote
Thank you for sharing
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Beauty is the word
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Thanks so much, Ajaytao.
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thank dear Jane 🙂
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Beautiful pictures. Love the mother and child shot!
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Hi Uday– Thank you very much. Dear friends and wonderful subjects!
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Nice set of the photos!
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Thanks so much, Swati Singh.
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Very beautiful captures.
Cheers.
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Thank you very much, Xota Xota. Cheers.
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lovely selection of windows. And that dog ? priceless but I do hope that doggies for sale….
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Hi Pommepal, That doggie is capturing some hearts! I’m glad you liked the windows– thank you very much.
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“How Much” is perfect! Wonderful observations.
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Thanks, Cynthia. Thought that was a funny caption 🙂
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OMG…so heartfelt….favorites….’window discovery’ & ‘how much’ doggie….truly they r all fantastic….very personal to the ones looking out…..I love that!!! what r they thinking???
an amazing eye….as usual….
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Hi April- So great that you liked these. Window gazing is an intimate moment, isn’t it? Thanks so much for you comment… means a lot.
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Great photos Jane. Full of life and character. Just think how much time we all spend looking out through windows.
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Hi Lignumdraco, Thank you – happy you enjoyed this set. Yes, we do spend much time looking out… and looking in.
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Each window is an entry to another world. These photos made me imagine what the subjects were thinking – even the dogs.
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Hi Jane, Yes they are… rewarding for me that it sparked your imagination. The dogs are even pensive! Thanks so much.
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I just love window images — and all of these are wonderful, with their excellent composition and unique story that ignites the imagination.Love the last two particularly.
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Hi Sherry– I’m happy you like this theme and I’m pleased you see a story in each. That’s wonderful. The doggies seem to spark smiles in many! Thanks so much for letting me know.
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Jane! Your windows sure beat Bill Gates’s Windows. Beautiful! Thanks. Dan ‘n the Clan P.S…..If yer ever in Jersey……
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Hi Dan- Haha! Always a comment that makes me smile. Glad you enjoyed these– thanks so much! Say hi to Joisey for me.
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Hi Jane! I’m Lorea, from zehatzmehatz.WordPress.com. Thanks for your comment and likes. Its very motivating as I’m just trying to learn. That’s why I follow the good photography blogs I find, and yours is great. I really like your photos, and your posts. I’m studying english too so it’s also a good chance for me reading what you write. So, congratulations for your work and thanks again. I’ll read you here.
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Hi Lorea, I am so glad we have connected. I love your work and I really appreciate your thoughts on mine. Thank you for your visits and comments and I look forward to sharing more together.
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Inspiring gallery and quotes, and your gravatar picture reveals an open and honest face 🙂
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Hi Paula, Aren’t you kind. Thank you very much!
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Great photos, i especially love your last one ! … // Maria 🙂
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Hi Maria- Ha! You like my little doggy in the window! Thank you so much, as always.
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Great photo series which harmonized perfect with the quotes. I really enjoyed your windows, Jane.
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Hello Stefan, Thank you very much– you are kind to let me know. I’m glad you enjoyed the quotes along with the images.
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Love this series, Jane. It reminded me of a scene I wished I had captured 15+ years ago. I lived in an apartment atop Twin Peaks in SF, and had a window that I would leave open a crack, just for a little fresh air for my cat, Peaches. She would sit and wait for me to come home. As I approached the door, Peaches would stick her paw out and move it up and down, like she was waving to me. All I could see was her paw sticking out of the building. The movement is similar to those cat figures that you see all over Chinatown. It was such a comfort then, and thinking about it now brings me such joy. Thanks for the trip down memory lane! xo
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Hi Diane, Oh, what a lovely story about your window and Peaches. Love it! It is especially satisfying when a post or an image elicits a fond memory or experience. Thank you so much for letting me know, friend!
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Very nice pictures. I love your blog! I am following you…
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Hi Meho, Thank you! I appreciate your visits and likes. Very kind of you.
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This is really a very nice little series, Jane.
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Thank you, 2Clicks. I had fun putting this theme together. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Great series.
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Thank you very much for your visit, Maralee.
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Tolle Fotos!
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Danke, Alois!
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Love them all AND the quotes!
Thanks for your talent
Ann
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Hi Ann, Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed my windows.
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