It's time again For ABC Wednesday. If you aren't participating in ABC Wednesday, you are missing out on a lot of fun. This week the letter is "G". G is for glass.
I install Auto Glass for a living, so I see a lot of glass. This is a shot of a badly broken windshield
SHATTERED WINDSHIELD
As I take photographs I am intrigued with windows. Each window provides it's own view of the world. This photo was take from the inside of an old church at the Rural Life Museum in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The stained glass was homemade by painting the glass. One pane had been replaced with clear glass providing a glimpse of the outdoors.
RURAL LIFE MUSEUM
This photo was taken from the inside of the cafeteria at Ozark Adventist Academy in Gentry, Arkansas.
CAFETERIA VIEW
I find that the reflections in glass can make a very interesting photo. This shot was taken of a store window display in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
EUREKA SPRINGS WINDOW
This store front in the old downtown of Hot Springs, Arkansas seems out of place. The juxtaposition of old and modern, traditional and liberal make it interesting for me.
NO CLOTHES
Whenever I am in a church with stained glass windows I am impressed by the beauty. Here are two examples, one very traditional and one modern.
ST. AGNES CATHOLIC CHURCH IN MENA, ARKANSAS
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH IN KEENE, TEXAS
Love these pictures!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a variety of "glass" photos, Richard. All are interesting, but I like the homemade stained glass in the Rural Life Museum best, I think. Intended or not, the clear glass in the center makes the entire piece more interesting. Nice "G"
ReplyDeleteLove the 4th photo.Never thought of g for glass.Duh.....
ReplyDeleteLove all of your glassphotoes. Beautiful to look at. Have a fun abc:)
ReplyDeleteThe first photo reminds me of my windscreen as I was hit by a flying goose or swan as I was doing 50 miles an hour! Really nice.
ReplyDeleteYou would have enjoyed March 01 Theme day on the city daily photo blogs. It was glass so lots of windows. That first shot is raelly arty for broken glass. Great choices.
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful variety of glass. the shattered windshield has a fascinating design to it. Love the reflection pictures too.
ReplyDeleteWow. These pictures of glass are So beautiful Richie! I love them! Even the broken glass shot is fascinating. Love the window reflections. Very clever. I always, always LOVE coming here : ).
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous photos, Richie! Perfect for the "G" Day! I really love them all!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely photos. I like the details of the close-up shattered window and of course, the stained glass.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletemay god bless you !
These are beautiful pictures. I love the Eureka Springs one very much.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post for G, I love all the glass!
ReplyDeleteKate
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What a smart choice for G, beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteA great selection of glasses.
ReplyDeleteAll your glass windows are great. The first piece of cracked glass is also interesting for we had an artist who mane a piece of art of cracked glass in which the broken sky reflected.
ReplyDeleteI love your post about glass Richie, such great pictures about glass. It an amazing material.
ReplyDeleteTyra
A nice creative post with a lovely variation in photos.
ReplyDelete(The photo in your header, would that be 'our' Queen Wilhelmina? Intriguing!)
The stained glass in the churches is very beautiful - it always is! But you know, I find that picture of the shattered windscreen just as beautiful in its way!
ReplyDeleteGlorious photos! Glass is gorgeous - even in its simplest form. Great post...
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed all your glass photos...I am surprise at how pretty a shattered windshield looks...
ReplyDeleteVerrry interesting post and I'm guessing it would be o.k. to include 'Gavin' for today's letter. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGlass is a fascinating substance and a great idea for ABC Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteThe stained glass windows are beautiful...I've always loved them. Haven't been to Eureka Springs in ages, beautiful place :)
ReplyDeleteGlass can be very fun indeed, and reflection even more.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comment (I couldn't participate in ABC this time)
I liked your take on the letter G for ABC Wednesday and the photos especially the stained glass windows. I live not far away from St.Helens - a town with a history of glass making :)
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