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8 Responses to “What Light From Yonder Window Breaks”
Curious to know where this was shot. The reflection on the floor from the side window is lovely, as are the light-filled window that punctuate the blackness. It’s only when you look closely at the outside views that you realize this is not a great neighborhood.
This photo was taken inside an old building that is being restored. It’s actually on the upper east side, in a lovely neighborhood. What you see out the window are the remains of an old playground.
Be the dark place a cathedral
Be the dark place a jail
The windows are the inspired stained glass
For light to prevail.
At first glance I thought this was a church–till I saw the view. Very interesting play of light!
This is such a dramatic photo! Love the juxtaposition of darkness and light, especially on the floor. Well done.
Curious to know where this was shot. The reflection on the floor from the side window is lovely, as are the light-filled window that punctuate the blackness. It’s only when you look closely at the outside views that you realize this is not a great neighborhood.
This photo was taken inside an old building that is being restored. It’s actually on the upper east side, in a lovely neighborhood. What you see out the window are the remains of an old playground.
I love the way you’ve captured how the light falling through the window creates such interesting positive and negative shapes across the ground plane!
Awesome and captivating photo, Ellen! My favorite is the light thrown onto the floor. Well done!
Very beautiful. Gives one a feeling of tranquility