The weekly photo challenge is WINDOWS.
This was taken in the mirror of a truck as Rob looked out the window.
A hotel in Moscow.
A graveyard.
Well hello world…
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For more of my weekly Photo Challenges
Flowers
Up
Path
Texture
Faces
Fall
Sunset
Comfort
Opportunity
Hidden
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For other entries…
Nascence
IsobelandCat’s Blog
Rambling with a cantankerous old mule
SCOTTSEYEPHOTOS
Cardinal Guzman
Time After Time
Mike Hardisty Photography
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Published by Jo Bryant
I was born in the land of Banjo Paterson, gum trees, and weather extremes.
I am a freelance photographer. I love to make images that make people happy. To capture forever a precious moment.
I am also a freelance writer/editor.
I live in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, but still like to claim my Australian heritage.
I graduated with a Bachelor of Communications in 2008.
I am writing my first novel.
I love to write poetry, short stories, and also write for the web.
And there is nothing that is on a par with a sunny summer's day spent at Waihi Beach.
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Chronicles of Illusions 
So cool. I especially like the first one, well, the second, well, the third, maybe the fourth!
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I love it when you come around and talk like that !!!!!!!!!!!
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I love love love them ALL!!
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Thank you Andrea – that is so great to hear.
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I like the unique viewpoint of the hotel.
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Thank you Caroline
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Love the one with sepiatones. I think the portraits when the “object” is busy doing something else then being photographed always give the best results.
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Thank you. I agree that portaits are often better when the subject is busy – they seem much more natural. and I think they give a view as t who the person is.
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I love your collection of photos for the challenge. The Moscow hotel is an awesome shot and the guy looking into the mirror.
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Thank you so much for saying so.
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Jo, funnily enough I know who Banjo Patterson is, he wrote Waltzing Matilda. It came up in conversation with a friend a couple of weeks ago. For me, I like them all but the first one stands out. Thank you for the Pingback by the way
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Oh the wonderful Banjo – he is my favourite poet. I love reading his poems – and I love listening to them read out even more. The first photo is a favourite of mine – it really captures something of the friend who is in it – for me at least.
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I love all the photos! 🙂
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Hi Gracie – thank you !!
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Who is that guy????? wow!
the goat looks three dimensional.
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He is a friend. He also lives in NZ, and is a winemaker – I saw him a few weeks ago for a catch up.
I’ve linked to a post about him if you want to discover who he is…
A friend asked me last night if I had done anything to the photo of the goat because she thought that as well – and other than altering the contrast a small amount – no, but you’re right – he does look three dimensional.
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Hey, these are such fun, a great collection
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Thank you for that wonderful thought.
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Lovely lovely lovely lovely lovely!
I like all three for different reasons.
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Hi Isobel – three you say ?? How many wines have you had ?? Hehehehehehehe So glad you liked them. 🙂
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None – yet! But when I looked back I still counted three, then realised I had thought the first was part of the header. Don’t know why. 🙂
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Hehehe – I noticed you said YET…
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Well done. I like the first one the most. Did you edit the photo? Or did you take it in B&W?
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I did edit it to make it sepia toned. Glad you liked it – it is a favourite of mine, because I know the person in it.
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The first two images are my favorite. Great shots.
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Thank you – I like them as well though the first is my all time favourite. 🙂
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Jo,
Really nice shots. All very nice but since I love to capture wildlife, I’ll have to “vote for the goat” (besides it rhymes)
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Oh my you are so funny – I like !!!!!!!
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I don’t even know how to HOLD a camera correctly, never mind create masterpieces like these! Well done!
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Okay – you can come back and comment any time you want.
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That first shot is stunning!
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Thank you – I love that one as well.
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wow i love the second shot, it sounds great! thanks for sharing.:)
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Glas to see you liked it so much.
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Great photos Jo! Love the goat one!
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Thanks Robyn – animals provide the most wonderful moments…
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They sure do – I’ve never been much of a photographer of “things”, but landscapes and animals and babies! Love them all!
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Love the first one
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Lovely to see you here and thank you for commenting.
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I love your photos Jo, specially the graveyard one. There is something so ancient and peaceful feeling about old graveyards.
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They sure are – graveyards fascinate me – I used to spend hours wandering one in Sydney – Waverly Cemetary
It sits atop a cliff overlooking the sea at Bronte and many famous Australians are buried there – it is a showcase for stone masonry – and a wonderful slice of Australian history.
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Great photos and I love how you added a touch of humour too, I laughed at the last one! You’ve a good eye for detail, your photos tell stories.
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What a lovely thing to say – thanks Christine…hehehehe…sorry but it is still funny.
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What’s not to like here? Great photos for the windows challenge, an interesting man that is your friend and he makes wine! Some humor with Well Hello World Goat and an old graveyard shot for some mystery and mood. Great post for the photo challenge Jo!
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What a wonderful comment for me to come on here and find – thank you so much for that. 🙂
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I like the goat’s window (and hopes)
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Me too
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I love the third one!
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Thank you for saying so. 🙂
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These are all great captures. The building one is very interesting. : )
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Thank you – so glad you like them 🙂
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I was lured most by the beauty of the third photo. As always, those are wonderful photos.
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Thank you – i really appreciate your comment.
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Impressive photos with so much depth and substance in it. The colors rich, the subjects stirring our thoughts. Just beautiful. Thanks….
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Thank you for the wonderful comment.
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Great photos Jo.. I especially like the goat.. 🙂 … you have a very good eye for a great shot.. 🙂
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Thanks Sue – just lucky most of the time…
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These are brilliant Jo, I especially like the goat
but all of them are excellent my great friend 🙂
Androgoth XXx
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He is a cutie !!!!!!
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great shot – cute winemaker.
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Yes he is – next time I see him I’ll tell him you said so…hehehe
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Oh, I LOVE that third one! I would frame that and hang that one on a wall. They’re all good, but I just really like the sense of ‘age’ and kind of gothic feel to that one. It was the little purple flowers that sold me on it! 🙂
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I love that you love it so much – and I hope you’re not just saying that to be nice – you’ll see what I mean soon…
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Great minds think alike! I love your photography and I totally see the similarity between our “windows” photographs. Take care! Russell
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Thanks Russell – the minute I saw your photo I was hit by the likeness…
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