Ido Liven is back with a somewhat international post, showcasing a small collection of photographs from across Europe with one topic in common- Windows.
Without going to any philosophical connotations, windows make a somewhat unordinary photography objects. Composition-wise, they’re all flat, practically two-dimensional. Furthermore, the conventional window-shots are simply a frame within a frame, just like this window in Olbia, Sardinia.
A fine window photo would then usually be one that might present an interesting color composition (unless there’s a cat sitting on the windowsill). In these three other photos I tried different approaches for these problematic-though-intriguing objects.
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