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Seemed an enigmatic subject and worth a photo?
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if someone were leaning out of the window, i would say yes, and it would have been perfect!.. otherwise, it just doesnt keep me interested long enough.. others may disagree though, sometimes i am hard to please.. haha
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I think it works... a subject in the window would create more of a space between the window and the brick wall. And by his title, I think that the brick wall seeming as close to the window as possible is what he's going for.
One way or another, its an interesting catch... |
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It certainly ask the question... Why is there a brick wall two feet behind a window?
Come to think of it... Why is there a brick wall two feet behind a window??? Pondering dale |
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Dale, The occupants have a thing about harsh sunlight and only come out at night - especially active around this time of year!
Seriously - I think the brick wall is forming a servicepassage forbuilding reticulation maintenance on that particular level ie the windows are a facade and meant to be kept closed. Office space is on the other side of the wall. Thanks for all comments - ibd's thoughts are really what I had in mind when Itook this. Steve |
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