One of my favorite subjects: The view through the wavy glass in an old schoolhouse window. The kids from a long time ago must have wished they could be outside instead of listening to Mrs. Grundy drone on. But in later decades they appreciated what she had to say...
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Ha quedado magnífica la vista de esa ventana, Me gusta los efectos que se crean en el interior y lo que se divida detrás de sus cristales.
Excelente trabajo.
Wonderful shot. Again.
What a lovely picture
What an artistic capture! Love the way the classic rural landscape is framed
Gostei deste trabalho.
Um abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.
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When I was younger I went to a one room schoolhouse. Unfortunately the view was not as good as this one.
I spent two years in a two room school house where my learning was not quite what it should have been. Interesting use of b&w and color. Was this school house built of hemp?
Interesting photo. I remember a chemistry professor telling me years ago that, technically, glass is a liquid (not a solid). It is constantly flowing, although at an extremely slow rate, which is what causes glass to by wavy, and thicker at the bottom. I've never thought of glass the same since!
Very true words, Bill.
I think you have enjoyed editing this one. Very clever.
El paso del tiempo nos cambia lo suficiente como para que sepamos apreciar lo que realmente es valido segun vamos viviendo. Abrazo
The windmills of ones mind out the window. Like the work.
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