This is an old photograph that I found in my archives to enter this months competition over at The Retirement Chronicles where the prompt for September is Round. This beautiful stained glass window is to be found in the ceiling of a restaurant in Montefiascone, Italy. I will also be linking this post to NF Inspiring Photography
It is beautiful, and definitely round enough to fulfill the post.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful glass window and definitely round. That is a nice meme, I might join, have to see how it works.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - so glad you re-posted it since I missed it early. Perfect for both memes -- I must go and visit Retirement Chronicles -- sounds like my kind of blog.
ReplyDeleteLove this shot. I struggle to take photos with back lighting. My little camera is quite capable but I can never get the settings right!!! Diane
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and a great contribution!
ReplyDeleteA fantastic display, not oversaturated with heavy reds or oranges, very nice.
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Storefront Installation Brooklyn
tis beautiful and perfect it is round and in september colors. I love archive diving, in fact while looking for a certain photo today i found a folder of pics i don't think i ever posted. look out
ReplyDeleteDelicious photo, a nice symmetry. Excellent colors.
ReplyDeleteLovely stained glass window, it seems to have an art deco feel to it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pic!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo!
ReplyDeleteI dream of having an old old house with stained glass windows somewhere. This is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful window.
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful photo of a lovely window. You have captured the detail of those lines so well - and the soft light. Thank you for visiting and your nice comment:)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful window and I like the interesting angle at which you've photographed it.
ReplyDeleteIt also makes me imagine what the rest of the decor in that restaurant is like.
What a beautiful picture of this window ! The restaurant must have been very nice !
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful...simplicity in design and yet, colorful enough to make it gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI am wondering where this beautiful stained glass window is. I know someone who does stain glass work on a commission basis - she really is a wonderful artist. Have a great week, and thanks for stopping by to say hi!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out! Everyone: please do stop by my blog and join in on the fun...we do a different theme every month for a photo contest..no prizes (just bragging rights!) but it is such fun to see what others enter! In case you missed the link it is:
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I'd love it if you entered photos!
What a beautiful design! It's not often one sees a round stained glass.
ReplyDeleteThis beauty must definitively look at as larger, it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit and commenting my blog Lindy!
Such a lovely design. Thanks for your visit to my blog.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful Artwork in colors on glass. So beautiful !
ReplyDeletethis kind of nice objects always sets my imagination in motion. :)
ReplyDelete...I adore stained glass and this is a lovely photograph
ReplyDeleteI like stained glass, nice shot!
ReplyDeleteOh how cute is that? I'm thinking with a touch of sun--perfect!
ReplyDeleteWOW, Linda, what a find! I love stained glass windows and have not yet had an opportunity to photograph from inside a building. Looking forward to it... Yours is so gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful window!
ReplyDeleteLovely stained glass and not an easy piece to make. My husbands mother made stained glass (mostly church windows) for a living and so we can appreciate the craftsmanship.
ReplyDeleteLindyLou....I love this stained glass....but I love al stained glass. I have pieces in my windows and as lampshades. It is so beautiful, and this picture is especialy pretty. Such a nice design. You asked about the city and the country reference on my blog. Well, all the houses out where we are are the old timey frame farm houses dating back to the civil way period. Then a few years back, right in the middle of all of us, a contractor bought up a big parcel of land and build what I call modern/city-like homes. There are 4 of them all in a row withhuge yards in the front of them. Hope that explains what I meant. genie
ReplyDeleteOh, this is beautiful! It would be absolutely perfect for WWDD :)
ReplyDeleteIt's really lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing! I wish you a great sunday!
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