“The window of opportunity opens and closes as fast as a camera’s shutter.” Warren Criswell
A Window
Monte Stevens
Retired. Having fun with photography. Journal daily. Meditate daily. Learning haiku/poetry. Have a love for fountain pens.
Monte Stevens Photography Blog
My online journal where I share my interests in photography, nature, coffee life, journaling, fountain pens, bicycling, spirituality and asking deep questions.
11 Comments
QPB (Mary Ann)
That is an interesting capture. I like it. I always feel poorly for folks who have to put bars on their windows. I slept last evening with the front porch wide open, just to get extra breeze. Only thing I really worried about was a deer peeking in at me. Have a good weekend, Monte.
Monte Stevens
Simplicity is what I think of when looking at this image. I remember those days when as a young man we left our front doors open and only the screen doors locked throughout the night. It’s good to know there still are places where that happens. Have a Super weekend!
Earl
Monte, nice capture. The bars do tell at least a partial story of our time – of uncertainty and fear. Have a good weekend!
Monte Stevens
Yes, they do as we find them a lot anymore.
Ray K
YES!
Monte Stevens
Thanks, Ray!
pj
Another resounding YES! from me. very well seen.
Monte Stevens
Thanks, Paul!
pj
Heh heh… didn’t take you long to pick up on that one.
Don
So simple but artistic with the window popping out against the red.
Monte Stevens
Yes, simplicity.