Interesting

I really liek this. It's fun. Nice work.

I'd love to know how this was done. Each pane has its own story. The only thing I would like to see is a bit more greenery or no plant at all. Everything else in the photo is so well balanced that the plant looks too sparse - especially on the left side.

haven't been interested in quilts up to now, but seeing this we should definitely collect votes for such a category...this is fun! Good that there is the green at the bottom.

Karen, the panes in this window were all old glass, therefore each had a different texture. I noticed how they reflected the adjoining house each in a different way...I kept the greenery in it to give it more of a frame of reference. Thank you for your comments!

Kyle and Howard...than you for your visit!

Andrea...I think we ought to have our own sub-categories, don't you?

Nice pic againa snd well spotted.

You obviously like your refelctions, so do I.

maybe you help me inprove my shots and I think you may like my CurveII.

Very elegant - like your new biography portrait! The leaves add a nice colour accent and the distortion from the old glass is great.

Love that Linda. I think the greenery is just right. Shows that this isn't some kind of abstract. Well done.

Lovely abstract picture. Well done. Kind regards.

Another great, clever little shot exploring line. I agree that the leaves add a welcome touch of colour. Nicely seen :-)

I agree with Andrew. The different panes is a fabulous catch, but the green provides the punctuation marks. I especially like the hint of green in the pane on right, third from bottom.

Another one. In my opinion you can go on like this. I remember the first pictures of you I saw - there is no change in vitality, intelligence and warmth up to today. REgards

You are so great at these reflection captures Linda! It really does have a quilt appearance and make a great design for an actual quilt.

RE...that is probably one of the nicest compliments I have ever received....thank you.

Amelie...hi! happy to see you!

Leigh, Andrew, Jan, Jim, Denis, Colin...thank you all for stopping by!

How's this possible? I'm baffled and intriqued. Grandma's quilts never looked like this. Then, again, it was Grandma who was a little crazy, not her needlework. --jim

Great work! really unbelievable that such things are real :)

Love the old, wavy glass and the irregular muntins. I assume there's another, similar window roughly oposite this one? Very well seen in any case.

Les

Great work!!...Saludos.

Oh Linda ... so you turn out to be a real voyeur. It's good because you really have an eye for it. It's really beautiful.

>thinking of how this quilt would look on my bed<