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[SpiderBob]

I'll be back, the picture was turned 90 degrees for some reason. Got to figure this one out

[FrankMi]

Hey Bob, you need a couple of photogtaphy magazines for your - ah - library...

[SpiderBob]

Ah yeah, I think your right.

[SpiderBob]

OK, lets try that again. I'll let others figure out where I was So, as I said all I did was straighten it vertically and add some contrast to make the unique design show in the windows. I also thought it unique with the brush outside and the sun showing the way it is. What do yo think - hope this works this time.

[FrankMi]

Hi Bob, what if you were to use just one of the two images without the curtain or frame to take it from the ordinary to the extraordinary? With the current framing, my mind wanders.

[SpiderBob]

What a great suggestion. It takes on a completely different meaning, at least to me. It put it in a totally different reality, where it could be most anywhere. Very interesting. I believe this is what you had in mind as well, or not?

Thanks

[FrankMi]

Ho Bob, yes. Facinating image, isn't it! I love images that hide a hint of mystery, don't you?

[SpiderBob]

Indeed! thank you for your thoughts - always appreciated.

I noticed a clone line, I removed it in this one.

[FrankMi]

It looks like you could do as well with the other pane and have a pair of beautifully complementary images.

[SpiderBob]

hmmmm, I'm up to it, will let you know how it goes.

[SpiderBob]

OK, here is my attempt. I did the second window. I then combined them in a one photograph (not sure about that one) as I had to keep them separated, as the divider between the original picture is 2 inches, they just didn't look right, butted up to each other.

[SpiderBob]

There is a screen behind the one on the right, it gives it a whole different look.

[FrankMi]

Looks like the one without the screen has more of a 'dreamy' look. I didn't notice the screen in the original.

Hopefully, others will chime in whth their thoughts as well?