Alders
by tnun

Comment by NikonJeb:
Don't get me wrong, this is a good image and I like it, BUT.....the contrast seems a bit heavy on the snow and the alders do detract from the fence as the subject. That said, I do like that the fence(s) complement rather than dominate the image.

Not My Pet
by tnun

Comment by cgino:
I love the straight line of his mouth and the intense stare! Very neat processing, almost has a 'negative' feel to it. I wouldn't want to get on his bad side!

springtime02szbwDSCN2753.jpg
by tnun

Comment by Germaine:
This is great! You've got paired lights to make up for the trees! 8)

Wonderful b&w candid.

window in Duncanc.jpg
by tnun

Comment by whiteroom:
lovely.

springtime02szbwDSCN2753.jpg
by tnun

Comment by SandyP:
Ohmygoodness! I love this one too! What an awesome "real life" moment you captured. It melts my heart seeing the barrenness of the scene, with the guy carrying the bouquet of flowers for his somebody. You are GOOD!!!!!

window in Duncanc.jpg
by tnun

Comment by SandyP:
Wow! This is SO awesome! I LOVE IT! I love the peeling paint. The weedy flowers in front that fit so well with the overall look, but still add a "flower" touch of beauty. The old curtain. This is so appealing. I can really see this one matted and framed hanging in a house. Way to GO!

window in Duncanc.jpg
by tnun

Comment by CalliopeKel:
She lived inside that room
I used to see her there

She would peer out sometimes
Nobody knows from where

Just her there
In the window square

window in Duncanc.jpg
by tnun

Comment by xianart:
the tear
in the curtain
lets the hope out
but the light
in.

gawd, not too cheesy, eh? lovely shot, 'though

i don't know many that have read that orwell piece on language, meaning and politics. it should, i think, be mandatory reading for all. simply wonderful writing, and so very apt now, in the age of spin.

for those who haven't read it, and are reading this - here it is:

Politics and the English Lnaguage

window in Duncanc.jpg
by tnun

Comment by JerseyGenie:
Windows are such darned photographically great pieces. Especially worn and old dilapilated ones.
Fantastic selection.

window in Duncanc.jpg
by tnun

Comment by Jutilda:
looking toward the window
I wonder what once
would have been looking
back at me

I love windows! Something about their shape and the ability to see through them from both sides, while the rest of the structure is completely obstructing our view!!!