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22 thoughts on “Shooting Windows from Len Burgess”
Hi Len, I met you at the Harold Burnham party over the weekend. Looked for the window frost and found it very difficult to located on GMG. I love all these pics, but # 3 from the top really looks like ice angels. It was very nice to have met you. Now I will enjoy following your photography on these pages more, having a face to put with the photos. 😉
Thx! These are amazing! They remind me of some magical visits from Jack Frost when I was a child! One of the few benefits of this frigid weather– beautiful surprises! Thx again. . .
Thanks EJ, –no, they’re between the inside window and on the old storm windows. The other day just as I was in the process of photographing some of the windows a young man came to the door to sell me new combination windows. I guess you can guess what I told him. -Len
..LOve these frost pictures and to quote my Mother in Law, Jean Brown, from Manchester, MA… “No two are ever alike”…. so true Jean… so true.. RIP… (she was a great one for “famous” quotes like that… only famous to her family!! :))
Thanks so much for sharing your extraordinary images. Reminds me of my childhood. Would ever consider making a large print of one of them and I would pay what ever you asked?
Beautiful photos….
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those are amazing thanks for sharing !!
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Hi Len, I met you at the Harold Burnham party over the weekend. Looked for the window frost and found it very difficult to located on GMG. I love all these pics, but # 3 from the top really looks like ice angels. It was very nice to have met you. Now I will enjoy following your photography on these pages more, having a face to put with the photos. 😉
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“Only Nature Could Produce Something This Beautiful.”
And only a great photographer can capture it
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Len, I just love your ice crystal photos – so beautiful. I hope those crystals are outside your window!
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Thx! These are amazing! They remind me of some magical visits from Jack Frost when I was a child! One of the few benefits of this frigid weather– beautiful surprises! Thx again. . .
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Thanks EJ, –no, they’re between the inside window and on the old storm windows. The other day just as I was in the process of photographing some of the windows a young man came to the door to sell me new combination windows. I guess you can guess what I told him. -Len
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Beautiful pictures, Len — and compliments to The Management.
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Amazing!!
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Thank you all for the kind words. It’s quite a treat to be able to see and try to capture one of nature’s best displays.
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Hi Len, Terriffic photos of your windows frost in winter. Very well done.
your friend Dave
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I like how they support with the landscape behind, especially the last one.
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wow.. these are amazing, can almost hear some music playing
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Nice Shots Len!
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..LOve these frost pictures and to quote my Mother in Law, Jean Brown, from Manchester, MA… “No two are ever alike”…. so true Jean… so true.. RIP… (she was a great one for “famous” quotes like that… only famous to her family!! :))
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Exquisite!
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Thanks so much for sharing your extraordinary images. Reminds me of my childhood. Would ever consider making a large print of one of them and I would pay what ever you asked?
Thank you so much.
Sylvia Harper
sharper@gis.net
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always some very cool from you Len….
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“Cool” is right, Brian! I was going to say that, but you beat me to the “pun”ch line. Really, though, great photos as always!
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These ice crystals are beautiful!
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