W/NW Rooms with a View

[Simon Larbalestier]

Seeing as some great W/NW threads started up today how about one for tomorow....

M4-P 35/2 (v4) Tuscany, Italy 1998
sorry the image is so small it's all i can access right now

 

[f/stopblues]

Living room view at night..

 

[Simon Larbalestier]

Well that's what i call a room with a view! Classic shot!

 

[stet]

My little boy wasn't too fond of this view.

Canon 7s, Canon 50/1.2, probably 400UC.
Quawpaw District, Little Rock.

 

[bobomoon]

I think I see some claw marks on that window . Best domestic cat pic I've seen in awhile.

 

[back alley]

wow, 3 completely different takes on a theme and 3 great shots!

 

[stet]

I think I see some claw marks on that window . Best domestic cat pic I've seen in awhile.

Thanks, although I don't think he'd make the best hunter in the wild. Our other cat would stealthily creep up when something was in there, and without fail Clinton would come at top speed lunging for the fiberglass. It's actually an in-the-window bird-feeder, but it attracted this critter most often.

 

[vladhed]

Autum window

Autum window

...actually from inside a kid's playhouse

 

[Simon Larbalestier]

The Bayon, Cambodia 2001

M6 TTL (.85) + Noctilux @F1

 

[pesphoto]

This makes Providence look like a big city

 

[oftheherd]

Living room view at night..

Say, that's not that old skyscrapper with the flood lights that change at night is it? If not, is it still there? I used to live in St. Joe but had family in KC as well as loving to visit the coffee shops (non-alcoholic) in 59-60. Haven't been back that way in probably 15 years or more.

Nice view for sure, but I just prefer the open spaces.

 

[ray_g]

 

[stet]

Simon, that's a beautiful photo of the Bayon. Any chance you have photos of Beng Melea?

 

[f/stopblues]

Say, that's not that old skyscrapper with the flood lights that change at night is it? If not, is it still there? I used to live in St. Joe but had family in KC as well as loving to visit the coffee shops (non-alcoholic) in 59-60. Haven't been back that way in probably 15 years or more.

Nice view for sure, but I just prefer the open spaces.

The one in the picture is the Fidelity Bank Building, which is about to be changed into a residential building. I believe the one you're thinking of is the Kansas City Power & Light building, which is just to the southwest of me (my photo is facing North). You'd be amazed at how downtown is turning around these days. There's a big wave of 20's - 30's abandoning the suburban life (including me!)

 

[Simon Larbalestier]

Simon, that's a beautiful photo of the Bayon. Any chance you have photos of Beng Melea?

thanks. I do Rick but not scanned
here's another Bayon one to keep the thread going:

Mamiya 7ii + 80/4
crossed processed scanned from the transparency. No CS work.

 

[Honus]

Not the greatest room or the greatest view (it's my home office), but I wanted to keep this great thread going ...

Robert