Challenge: Taking Photos Through A Window-Feb 1-3 2016: I have always found this type of photography interesting. Either taking a photo looking inside through a window or looking...

Lorima Loc: Colorado

I have always found this type of photography interesting. Either taking a photo looking inside through a window or looking outside through a window. So many possibilities. Would love to see some of your examples.

Here is a link for some tips and tricks.

http://www.digital-photo-secrets.com/tip/2473/how-to-shoot-photos-through-a-window/

This is one I took this morning, through the car window.

This is one I was experimenting with a few years ago. By candlelight.

St Catherine of Siena, Chapel on the Rock Stained Glass Window.

cricket2 Loc: Virginia

Lorima wrote:

I have always found this type of photography interesting. Either taking a photo looking inside through a window or looking outside through a window. So many possibilities. Would love to see some of your examples.

Here is a link for some tips and tricks.

http://www.digital-photo-secrets.com/tip/2473/how-to-shoot-photos-through-a-window/

this should be interesting - I like your shots - especially the second one.

Lorima Loc: Colorado

cricket2 wrote:

this should be interesting - I like your shots - especially the second one.

Thank you, I look forward to seeing of your photos as well :)

E Mang Loc: Louisiana

Great start, Lorima. Thanks for hosting this theme.I have a few that might work.

Lorima wrote:

I have always found this type of photography interesting. Either taking a photo looking inside through a window or looking outside through a window. So many possibilities. Would love to see some of your examples.

Here is a link for some tips and tricks.

http://www.digital-photo-secrets.com/tip/2473/how-to-shoot-photos-through-a-window/

cricket2 Loc: Virginia

Lorima wrote:

Thank you, I look forward to seeing of your photos as well :)

I will see if I get a chance to shoot through glass the next few days

cricket2 Loc: Virginia

E Mang wrote:

Great start, Lorima. Thanks for hosting this theme.I have a few that might work.

these are cool

Leicaflex Loc: Cymru

:thumbup:

Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada

Not every window is clear some are tinted but only seen through photography...

Shot from a ferry and the tint is greenish

Through a slightly tinted windshield

judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

I like to shoot these,too. Automatic framing and curiosity created...What's beyond the window, I guess...Anyway I know I'm always tempted to snap a few window shots...

English Setter on the bus in Portland-Street photography Challenge

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Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada

From the Atkinson House

Irenejb Loc: Minnesota/Florida

Lorima wrote:

I have always found this type of photography interesting. Either taking a photo looking inside through a window or looking outside through a window. So many possibilities. Would love to see some of your examples.

Here is a link for some tips and tricks.

http://www.digital-photo-secrets.com/tip/2473/how-to-shoot-photos-through-a-window/

This should be a fun challenge. I like shooting through windows....I found your link to be very helpful. I am definitely going to have my polorizer with me at all times. Will post a few shortly.

Love your second image.

Irenejb Loc: Minnesota/Florida

A couple from my archives and the last image I shot yesterday. I can't wait to try using a polorizer in the future for these types of shots to see the outcome.

At a Prairie Homestead in SD

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Frountier Village, Jamestown, ND

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Florida Cracker Homestead Replica, Silver Springs State Park, FL

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Irenejb Loc: Minnesota/Florida

E Mang wrote:

Great start, Lorima. Thanks for hosting this theme.I have a few that might work.

A nice set Elizabeth!

Irenejb Loc: Minnesota/Florida

Roadrunner wrote:

Not every window is clear some are tinted but only seen through photography...

Country road through the windshield.... :thumbup: :thumbup:

Irenejb Loc: Minnesota/Florida

judy juul wrote:

I like to shoot these,too. Automatic framing and curiosity created...What's beyond the window, I guess...Anyway I know I'm always tempted to snap a few window shots...

How cute is this Judy. Great shot!