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World Windows

Just some pictures I took over the years...I never meant to take pictures looking out of (or into) windows, it just turned out that way.
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Looking out at Stockholm harbor.JPG
Looking out at Stockholm harbor.JPG		 Out the van window at the sheep of County Mayo in the west of Ireland.JPG
Out the van window at the sheep of County Mayo in the west of Ireland.JPG		 Westminster Abbey courtyard.JPG
Westminster Abbey courtyard.JPG		 My smallest window yet, for shooting arrows out of Cardiff Castle, Wales.JPG
My smallest "window" yet, for shooting arrows out of Cardiff Castle, Wales.JPG
This is from the Warden's office at Alcatraz - looking toward San Francisco.
From the warden's office in Alcatraz, looking toward San Francisco.

This is from the Warden's office at Alcatraz - looking toward San Francisco.

 Exiting from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem
Exiting from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem		 As our bus went by the main shrine for the Ba'hai religion in Haifa, Israel.
As our bus went by the main shrine for the Ba'hai religion in Haifa, Israel.		 Eating lunch, looking up at the Acropolis in Athens.
Eating lunch, looking up at the Acropolis in Athens.
Out a gated monastery window in Crete.
Out a gated monastery window in Crete.		 In Quebec City, at the Citadelle.
In Quebec City, at the Citadelle.		 The Rodin Museum, in Philadelphia
The Rodin Museum, in Philadelphia		 The porthole of a cruise ship passing Lady Liberty.
The porthole of a cruise ship passing Lady Liberty.
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Guest 14-Jul-2012 22:04
i like very much the idea and even better the result ! V !
Rick Kobylinski29-Apr-2008 19:09
I like the concept of the window views. I've been to some of these places and I look forward to visiting those I haven't gotten to yet, especially England & Ireland. They are both on the short list to visit in the next couple of years. Interesting perspectives here. Keep shooting.
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