Through the Window

[jordand]

[NorthernFocus]

An interesting shot. Is the white portion at top of frame a painted wall? If you have a chance to shoot later when the leaves are green on the trees the contrasting colors might be interesting.

[Shadowman]

Very nice.

[IzzieK]

Very interesting shot...You have a good eye, Dan for seeing the wall....

[bnnrcn]

I like the composition very much JordanMay I ask why you cropped the walls on the sides instead of showing the real thickness?

[jordand]

Binnur, I made this shot through a window with my Tokina 11-16, held in portrait position. I had to get really close, as with any ultra wide being careful to hold the camera parallel to the ground.
I might have stayed a bit farther from the window but I didn’t… unfortunately.

[redrew]

Very well done Jordan.
An exposure setting challange with very good depth of field.

By the way my son in law is from Sofia and his name is Jordan.

Rollin

[Paniaa]

Jordan

There is something about this scene that makes me want to go through the window and wander about the trees. I think there's a fairytale somewhere waiting for this pic

[Marie Hass]

Dear Jordan,

I like this image. There is a frame, within a frame, within a frame.

Like Pania, it draws the viewer in...

Marie

[fandango]

I like this very much, the symmetry and the view is just right.

Jan

[Ken Curtis]

Nicely done, Jordan. It looks like a very uniform color with no texture above the arch at the top, and the edge looks very sharp, so I am wondering whether you painted that area.

[jordand]

Nicely done, Jordan. It looks like a very uniform color with no texture above the arch at the top, and the edge looks very sharp, so I am wondering whether you painted that area.

No, Ken, I haven’t painted above the arch. Actually it was a freshly painted white wall in deep shadow that was making it look a bit greyish. If you zoom in you’d still be able to see some paint drops on the stones ( I’ve only cleaned the biggest).

[Ken Curtis]

OK, Jordan, thanks. Could not tell due to smallish size of image. It was just a curiosity question on my part.