“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever… it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.” ~ Aaron Siskind
“Photography helps people to see.” ~ Berenice Abbott
“It has been said that, at its best, preservation engages the past in a conversation with the present over a a mutual concern for the future.” ~ William Murtagh
“It’s not good because it’s old, it’s old because it’s good.” ~ Anonymous
“How will we know it’s us without our past?” ~ John Steinbeck
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Very interesting series of photos…..and fun, too!
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Thanks, Karen. It was fun to notice different types of windows, especially in the historic buildings. Glad you liked these.
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Fantastic series of images and great idea for a subject! My favourite of the bunch is the first “curtains” and also the “golden patina” photos. Great texture. Have a wonderful weekend, Jane 🙂
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Thank you very much, Mike. I saw that curtain blow and then waited and waited for it to happen again. Glad you like it. Sydney is full of wonderful old architecture. Appreciate your visit!
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Great photos of windows Jane ! Photography helps people to see, that is so true, and you, with your amazing eye and photos, helps me to see. A very nice series Jane 🙂
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You are very kind, Jocelyne, thank you so much. Happy you enjoyed this set.
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just LOVE the mystery of each of these shots….a little story lingering inside each one…perhaps??? Hmmmmmmmm…..leaves me much to think about in viewing them…
great work!!
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Thanks very much, April. The stories these windows could tell…
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I especially like the bars and vine! Excellent!
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Thanks so much, Phil. I loved that little scene.
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What the shots say to me: Bars and Vines–no matter what you do, you cannot keep beauty out. The Murtagh quote is the best argument for photography ever. Paddington Fresh Foods made me laugh out loud because the contrast between the windows and the claim is so extreme. And Window & Duct is a great persuader for knowing you always have a choice in what you wish to see. A+ as always, Jane.
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Hi Leah, Your analysis is fantastic- thank you. I agree, the contrasts are fascinating. Appreciate your feedback, as always!
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Very interesting take on Sydney. I especially liked the perspective on the Glebe Street windows.
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Hi Jane– The colorful streetscapes around the city are wonderful. Glad you enjoyed these with your artistic eye. Thank you!
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I like them – gives an interesting sense of the place.
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Hi Mike– That’s great! Thanks so much. Windows are intriguing since there are two sides to the story…
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Great collection. I love windows and have hundreds of pictures of them from every country I have visited…quite a lot of fun. (Suzanne)
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Hi Suzanne, A fellow window aficionado. It’s interesting to find how different they can be. Glad you enjoyed this set– thank you so much.
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Photography as is can sometimes be only maniac collecting of conservational acts.
I think a good photo shows the soul of the photographed object or person, perhaps even an interpretation.
You set of photos is marvellous, Jane!
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Hi Stefan, Well said. That is one of the most compelling parts of being a photographer, isn’t it? I am happy this set got you thinking-thank you very much.
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Windows of time, a reflection, I wounder what all they see from their point of view?
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Hi Bob, A great thought… especially in a rapidly changing big city. Thank you for stopping by!
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What a wonderful set, Jane. Just beautiful !
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Thank you very much, Patricia. You have a wonderful eye for architectural detail– I’m glad these appealed to you.
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Great set Jane – and that first quote is exactly how I feel!
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Thanks, Tina. That Siskind quote really speaks to me, too. Happy you enjoyed this post.
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Hi Jane, I love all of these. Woman, Newtown got to be my fave. Window and duct, Bars and Vine all fabulous. Love them all.
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Hi Jeannie- Thank you! I thought you would enjoy after seeing your images of Cuba. We share the love of textures and details.
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