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Shot Through The Windows

 

Windows are the gateway to the world. I am not talking about Microsoft Windows here, but physical windows.



I love to frame them in my pictures wherever & whenever possible. 

They offer a unique perspective to the outside view while being in a building, train or a plane. Always look for windows when I go to any place and see if I can get a good shot. 


There might be a stark contrast between what we are experiencing inside and what we perceive through the window. Won’t you agree? 

Here I present some of my shots of Windows or more precisely “ Shot Through The Windows”















21-08-22

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