This week, inside looking out.
Foothills of the Pyrenees, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Tintern Abbey, Wales
Pilot boat off the Falkland Islands
Lauterbrunnen Valley, Switzerland
Fine dining through the Stockholm Archipelago
The Ottawa Valley in late winter
Laguna del Inca, Chilean Andes
Beyond the Brush 
fantastic shots 🙂
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Thank you 🙂 – appreciated.
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What a beautiful world we live in. Thanks for a peek through your windows.
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You are welcome, Dawn
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You have been to such exotic places. Stunning captures of such beautiful places. Of course the Chilean Andes spoke to me. What an incredible lake.
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The view and the colour of the water is very similar to our own Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies. On our last day in Chile we hired a driver to take us up into the Andes – this is where he took us.
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Love all the different shaped windows that frame your views.
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Great views, and good to see out of the window as a change for this theme! By the way, where was the old ruined abbey? 🙂
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Yes, lots of looking at, time for looking out 😉 That is Tintern Abbey in Tintern, Wales.
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beautiful set of pictures!
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🙂
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Love the perspective on your photos, technically well done, but really enjoyable photos.
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These work beautifully together –
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When I was putting this together I realized how fortunate I have been to have had these scenes slide into my view, then – gone. I love my camera.
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These are extraordinary! Windows are a favorite subject to photograph, inside and out!
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Such a nice comment, Soonie – thank you.
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Relax, just do it, 😀 thanks for the relaxing view!
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🙂
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great photos. What a terrific entry for the challenge
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Thank you, Suzanne – appreciated.
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Just fabulous!!! Thank you for the window gallery!
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You are most welcome, Amy 🙂
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Fantastic colours!
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Fantastic gallery!
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Much appreciated!
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Loved it !!!
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great theme and wonderful pictures!
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Thank you, Jayanth – appreciated. 🙂
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