Windows and Doorways..from New York

I went out for a quick walk with the baby over to the park yesterday. This church convent building always fascinates me. Simple yet not.
The windows at the Met were very reflective when I walked past on my way home the other day.
An owl sits and guards this window on the Upper West Side near Columbia University main campus.
Likewise with the convent building, this doorway is magnetic for me and the camera.
An impressive doorway I walked past also on the way home , on the East Side near the Met.

Comments

What is it about windows and doors that makes them so beautiful?? Is it the possibilities that they represent? I don't know...but I do know you are one terrific photographer!
Once again, I am screaming even if you can't hear it. Although I wish I could, I don't get here often enough due to LIFE but every time I do, my heavens, the pictures!!

Of the ones from today, #2 might be my favorite. I say might because I could just as easily go for the one with the art deco look (forget which one it is in the order).

But lawsy have mercy! From yesterday that Statue of Liberty picture? You need to circulate that picture to publishers or Whomever because it is FANTASTIC.

(How's the coffee going?)
Annie said…
sniffles and snuffles, and cbw...

Thanks for your encouraging words. I keep wanting to point out, that out of the many thousands of photos I take, these are the results!!

Many of my photos are point and click as I walk past something with someone, and they don't always turn out. When I am on my own I have a little more time to compose a shot. But it is still on automatic. So literally I take hundreds of photos...per day. Thought tonight I hadn't taken many photos...but there are about 70 from a walk in the park with the baby this morning. Poor baby gets a very interrupted walk!!

The coffee is fine...my sister has gone home, so I am back to the cups of tea and chai tea at my daughter's place. Gosh it is so nice to be back to making our own meals and cups of tea again! It is so hard to get a proper cup of tea at a restaurant...but I think I might have said that before. I am so lucky to have somewhere to stay here!!

Actually the hotel and the restaurant were very good about the tea. First they bring the cup of hot (boiling?) water
then I have to ask for milk,
and my sister had to ask for the sugar, but we finally got a cup of tea for breakfast!

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