Z by nikolais

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Mar 07, 2007

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part of a project based on the captures of old windows and doors

Comments (15)

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amberlite

12:07AM | Wed, 07 March 2007

terrific find, composition and presentation

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gunsan

12:20AM | Wed, 07 March 2007

So much they can tell, those windows. A window is a little like a human eye. Here he one who lived here has moved, I hope he or she has a more alive window now. Excellent image!!

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lizzibell

12:36AM | Wed, 07 March 2007

Very nice...

Valerie-Ducom

2:26AM | Wed, 07 March 2007

Oh, so interesting windows and very nice composition on it and monochrome !!! :)

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Zorg1955

5:51AM | Wed, 07 March 2007

I like very much old wondows and ol doores and I'm not the only one ;-) . Excellent treatment near of sepia...

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brylaz

6:15AM | Wed, 07 March 2007

Looks great!!! Wonderful work!!!

kjpweb

6:38AM | Wed, 07 March 2007

Good shot and postwork! Well done!

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Janiss

6:53AM | Wed, 07 March 2007

So graphic... the old things are often so rich and I love old windows, I took so much of them!

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3DClassics123456

8:22AM | Wed, 07 March 2007

Janiss is right. this is a very good graphic picture!

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nathalie06

12:22PM | Wed, 07 March 2007

I'm shure it will be an interesting serie, it's a very good subject and a part of history too. I would like to read what's on the little piece of paper..... that made me curious ! I'm always a little bit sad when I see an old house... as if it was something important we have missed. Have a very good evening Nikolay

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mark.spooner

4:13PM | Wed, 07 March 2007

Excellent!

ARTWITHIN

11:30PM | Wed, 07 March 2007

Oh my! This is a bit of a tease for me. It tickles my curiosity. I want so to know the stories of the past. What did this window show, hide, endure? What was the building it is attached to? So many questions are raised by your wonderful photography. When you finish this project of windows and doors, will I still be sane? Hugs, x:)

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