Okay, perhaps I'm a little desperate for a shot today, but I'm liking this one for a variety of reasons. This is part of a line of 4 stained glass panes that we rescued from the family camp when it was gutted for renovation last summer. The panes were likely installed in the camp back in the 1920's or so. We have resurrected the glass as the header in a doorway between two rooms in our country Victorian home. Very period to the house, and beautiful sea-blue shade. I also love the contrasts in this shot of the blurred, wavy glass, with the sharp imperfections and bubbles within the waves.Friday, February 25, 2011
Day 56- Macro Stained Glass
Okay, perhaps I'm a little desperate for a shot today, but I'm liking this one for a variety of reasons. This is part of a line of 4 stained glass panes that we rescued from the family camp when it was gutted for renovation last summer. The panes were likely installed in the camp back in the 1920's or so. We have resurrected the glass as the header in a doorway between two rooms in our country Victorian home. Very period to the house, and beautiful sea-blue shade. I also love the contrasts in this shot of the blurred, wavy glass, with the sharp imperfections and bubbles within the waves.
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Cool shot. I like the textures. That's a very nice shade of blue. It's wonderful that you're able to incorporate some of your family history (camp) into your present home.
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