This image is all about framing. The horses incongruously peering out of an antique shop’s display window are framed in a series of squares, with a row of rectangular frames carrying the eye across the top, and a panel of colorful tiles sweeping across the bottom. A separate set of tiles is incorporated in still another frame just to the right of the window. All of these frames were already in place when I arrived, but I arranged them within my own frame, including a bit of the sidewalk and building façade, to lend context to the photograph – with the windows bleeding off the right hand edge of the frame, implying continuation. All of this careful framing draws attention to the horses, gazing at the street and wishing they could come out to play. One begins to wonder if we are looking at a store or a stable here?