I happened to see this window in Lisbon while I was on a tram ride. I find it charming with its soft blue paint with a metal grill that is full of swirls and patterns—so detailed and pretty. There’s also a cross above, so it’s probably part of a church.
Tag: Ludwig’s Monday Windows
Geometric Windows in Christchurch
This is the Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery School in Christchurch. I was attracted to the windows and its modern architecture. This is the Christchurch City Hotel located in the city centre with its square and round windows.
Windows in Porto
This beautiful building, with its white-paned windows and ornate details, is a striking example of old-world charm in Porto. The curved balconies and decorative columns add elegance, while the rows of matching white windows bring symmetry and grace to the facade. Looking closer is a whimsical mural just above the ground floor—and a sculpted face….
Windows in an Arrowtown church
This is the charming St John’s Presbyterian Church in Arrowtown, New Zealand. It’s a small stone church with a peaceful presence, quietly nestled among trees and layers of history. Above its entrance is a beautifully shaped stained glass window that immediately caught my eye. I felt drawn to it, so I wandered down to the…
Day Trip to Aoraki/Mount Cook
TRAVEL DIARY: DAY 5 AORAKI/ MOUNT COOK Started the day with coffee and some store-bought bread I’d picked up beforehand—simple, but it did the job. It’s one of those days—drive a bit, hop out to take some photos, walk around, then back in the car. We just followed Google Maps to see what lies ahead….
Night time in Christchurch
TRAVEL DIARY: Day 3: CHRISTCHURCH at Night Nestled in the heart of Christchurch, New Regent Street is a charming pedestrian lane where only the trams can pass. By day, it’s a delight with its beautifully restored buildings in soft pastel hues. But come nightfall, the street transforms—bathed in colourful lights, it becomes even more magical….
Yellow Window
A yellow window that I found in Cloudehill Garden & Nursery. Love the bright, vibrant hue contributing to its aesthetic appeal.
Looking in and out through the window
My son and daughter-in-law stayed at this beautiful Airbnb for two weeks—doesn’t it look lovely? It’s in Fitzroy, a perfect spot for catching up with their friends. Now, he’s back at Mum and Dad’s home in the southeast of Melbourne for another two weeks before they fly back to London! ❤️❤️❤️ Looking out of the…
Easy’s Train Windows
Whenever my extended family goes out for lunch or dinner, we like to explore different cuisines. This time, we opted for something simple yet classic—the humble burger, but with a twist. We dined at Easy’s, an American-style diner with a retro, graffiti-covered aesthetic, uniquely set inside a converted train. Pretty cool, right? Here are some…
Assisi Windows
This is the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi which is a major Christian pilgrimage site and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Assisi is a town in the Umbria region in central Italy, where Saint Francis was born and died. Round and arched windows highlight the beauty of this basilica. I am linking this to…
Holyrood House Windows
At the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, the windows beautifully connect the front building, to the grandeur of the royal residence to the haunting beauty of the ruined abbey. I am linking this to Monday Window Challenge
Windows of Canongate Kirk
Canongate Kirk is a church in Edinburgh, Scotland. It serves as the parish church for Edinburgh Castle, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and the Scottish Parliament. The church has a round WINDOW in the middle and arched windows on the side.
Ain’t it pretty?
Somewhere in Southeast of Melbourne I am linking this to Brian’s Monday Window Challenge and for Xingfumama’s Whatsoever is Lovely Challenge
Florence Windows
From the grand arched windows of Renaissance palazzos to the charming wooden shutters of centuries-old homes, each tells a story. Photos from Florence, Italy in 2016 I am linking this to PR’s Monday Window
Windows of the St Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul’s Cathedral, a Neo-Gothic Anglican church in Melbourne, stands opposite Flinders Street Station. Built in 1891, its twin spires and glowing stained-glass windows are especially striking at night. I am linking this to Monday Window Challenge and for Becky’s GeometricJanuary.
Pena Palace Windows
These are some windows that haven’t been posted previously. I am linking this to PR’s Monday Window Challenge and for Becky’s GeometricJanuary.
The Icon
This is the colourful facade of The Icon, apartment tower. It is located in St Kilda, Melbourne. I am linking this to Becky’s GeometricJanuary and for Monday Window Challenge
Geometry in Windows
I’ve always loved math and geometry, but I never thought about incorporating those concepts into photography. Thanks to Becky, I now have an entire month dedicated to exploring the art of geometry through my camera lens. These are windows of cottages in Churchill Island. This place has a long history and I will share it…
Christmas Windows in the Dandenong Ranges
Windows along the Main Street in Sassafras were gorgeously decorated for the festive season. I am linking this to Ludwig’s Monday Window
A Hat Shop Window
I’m not usually into this style of hats, but glancing through the window and seeing the stunning, one-of-a-kind pieces left me in awe. Miss Haidee Millinery is truly a treasure trove of handcrafted hats and collectibles, tucked away just behind the main alley at Salamanca Market in Hobart. I am linking this to Monday Window…
Day 4 in Bruny Island
TRAVEL DIARY: TASMANIA 4 From Hobart, it’s about half an hour by car to Kettering where the ferry takes off for Bruny. This is where we bought our tickets and boarded the ferry with our car. It didn’t take long—just about 20 minutes, and we were back on land. Bruny Island, just off the coast…
Inside a Cafe
We arrived an hour early for our lunch reservation and decided to stop by this cafe for coffee in the meantime. We were pleasantly surprised by what we found. This is the front window of Old Man Drew Cafe. Inside was not short of lovely displays. And what do you think of the Ladies’ toilet?…
Windows and an Angel
Hobart is full of stunning windows, so I made sure to look up and take it all in. To my surprise, I spotted this angel high above! I’ll be sharing more of Hobart’s incredible windows over the next couple of weeks, so stay tuned! I am linking this to Ludwig’s Monday Window Challenge
Narryna in Battery Point
HOBART, TASMANIA Narryna is a historic Georgian townhouse in Battery Point, built in the 1830s by Captain Andrew Haig, a seafarer and merchant. Originally part of Haig’s warehouse complex near Salamanca Place, the house has served as a family home, boarding house, hospital, and museum, offering a glimpse into early colonial life in the city….
Porto Bridge Window
Looking for somewhere to rest and have a drink or two while waiting for the sun to set. These are windows on the Dom Luis I Bridge in Porto near the Duoro River. I am linking this to Monday Window Challenge
Windows and an Apple
Not that kind of Windows and Apple. These are windows and a Streetart in London. I am linking this to Monday Window Challenge, hosted this week by Ludwig.
West End of London Windows
The Theatre Cafe Show Merchandise is located in Shaftesbury Avenue, in the heart of London. Here is the window display on the corner plus great looking windows of the building
7 Yellow windows
Here are some yellow windows plus more little ones. I am linking this to Becky’s Seven in September and for Monday Window challenge.
Windows of a Church in Toorak
These are drive-by shots of St. John’s Anglican Church in Toorak. Toorak is a prestigious and expensive suburb of Melbourne, 5 km south-east of Melbourne’s CBD. I happened to pass by and noticed that some of its windows were covered, and the stained glass looked particularly striking. I thought it was a beautiful example of…
Upscale Shop Windows
Paris is know for its Upscale shop windows which epitomises elegance and sophistication. It showcases luxury goods drawing in admirers with their artful use of display. Linked to Bushboy’s Monday Window