Winder why one is smaller than the others? Looks like one is just being different.
Being Different
Monte Stevens
Retired. Having fun with photography. Journal daily. Meditate daily. Learning haiku/poetry. Have a love for fountain pens.
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6 Comments
ken bello
It’s smaller to make people wonder why it’s smaller. Or it makes a better photo op.
Monte Stevens
Probably right on both accounts. 🙂
Paul
Monte: I wonder what a psychologist would say about this. “Did you take this picture because you feel different, Monte? What does this say about you? How do you feel when you look at this photo?” LOL – I think that I’ve had too much therapy!
Good eye, Monte!
Monte Stevens
LOL Way too much therapy. Maybe more vacations are what we all need. With someone else flipping the bill. Can you imagine all the images we could come up with? Awesome.
Dean
The window is not actually smaller, only lacking trim. It will let in just as much light and fresh air as the others. Perhaps the lesson here is one of perception. And… something about a book and it’s cover. 🙂
Monte Stevens
Well seen, as I missed it completely. Not all things are as they seem. 🙂