This week we’re definitely going a bit less traditional in the interpretation of ‘Window’ in the strictest sense. In this image from 2009 we get to see what happens when we walk around and notice things.
Here’s the take…
This reflection is of the top (window) part of Portland Head light on Cape Elizabeth in Maine. As I had just taken some beauty shots of the lighthouse with lovely blooming bushes in the foreground, I was sauntering. When I’m in that mode, I always look in multiple directions to see what’s there.
For me, it’s also interesting to think that nowadays I would take this shot very differently. I know that I took this handheld with a shutter speed of 1/50s and a focal length of 105mm. These days I would slow down a bit and set up a tripod for this shot.
This is my mid-week contribution to the Monday Window thread, a creation of Ludwig Keck. To read more about Ludwig, check this page.
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