I don’t see many windows at my current dot on the map, at least none that are “interesting” – but I keep looking. I decided to go way back to some photos of windows I collected years ago during a tour of Europe. I still enjoy looking at these, not because they are great photos but because they bring back memories. Photos are great for this, sometimes I can’t figure out if I remember the event or just the photo of the event. Maybe it doesn’t matter if I enjoy the memory.
I am also remembering my attempts at photography way back then. This was taken with my first digital point and shoot. I loved the digital part because I didn’t have to worry about the cost of film and developing that had held me back with prior cameras. I didn’t know much about photography technique and it shows (even after some Lightroom adjustments), but I knew I wanted to capture interesting images that suggest a story. I like the suggested story behind this window.
I am smiling as I look at this and remember. I’m remembering me. I had confidence in my ability even though I didn’t have a lot of skill. I had vision and desire and excitement. I was frequently disappointed with results but that didn’t stop me – I am still working at getting that great shot that suggests a story or brings me pleasure. That hasn’t changed even though so much in my life has. It is comforting to know that I’m still me.
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Awesome post.
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I think it’s a wonderful image and I am so glad you shared it here.
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Windows are always interesting to me. And I love that particularly in southern Europe it always seems to be at least one window with a person standing in it in every village. This is great! 🙂
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Wouldn’t be wonderful to do a tour of Southern Europe focused on finding the people in windows. 😀
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Has a touch of mystery to it.
Happy Friday – Happy Weekend 🙂
{Hugs}
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Yes it does. Thanks for the wishes – it looks to be a very nice weekend. And of course good wishes and hugs back at ya.
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What type of camera are you using these days?
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I have a Nikon D1500. I’ve been satisfied with it – not high end but I’m not sophisticated enough to know what it can’t do. 😀
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Wonderful shot Pat 😀
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Thanks, Joe.
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Oh I like your window shot. Marvelous!
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Thanks, Cee. I think the poor quality of the shot (taken through a bus window) adds to the charm.
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