Museum Windows
When rummaging through some old places one occasionally comes across a long forgotten “treasure”. So it was as I was looking through some infrequently accessed online folders. Among some smartphone uploads I saw the photo featured above.
Actually, just a low-resolution copy that had been automatically uploaded. It seemed interesting, I enhanced and sharpened the image.
I remembered the visit the Delta Flight Museum nine years ago. Inside I had used my “big” camera. Of course, I pulled out my archive drive and looked for some suitable window photos. Here they are.
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Not nearly so far back into history, here are Monday Window posts from last week.
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That’s interesting stuff! Back from holiday, once I’m sorted, I think I may have a window or two to share as well. Older than yours 😉
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Interesting finds Ludwig. I need to look through my older photos too.
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Good hunting, Aletta
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😊
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That is a lot of windows but aircraft hangers are rather big. Loved seeing the whole aeroplane 🙂
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Thanks, bushboy. That airplane image is a pano-stitch, as is the wide view of the outside of the museum.
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I haven’t looked at my software to see if I can do a stitch. I had an old one that came with a camera from years ago. It had trouble with perspective though
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My favorite “stitcher” is Microsoft Image Composite Editor. It not only stitches beautifully, it applies distortions to the partial images to make the whole image fit together neatly. It even adjusts exposure somewhat. Sadly, Microsoft has given up on this outstanding tool. It is still available (for free as always) from archive sites. If you wish help finding it, let me know.
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👍😀
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great windows 🙂
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That is one interesting museum, Ludwig!
Here is mine: https://mywanderings.travel.blog/2023/04/17/pats-tiny-house-solo-getaway/
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Thank you, Teresa
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I love me a vintage aircraft (plus hangars)!
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Interesting. I have windows from a museum too, totally different to yours.
https://linsartyblobs.blogspot.com/2023/04/preston-park-museum-victorian-street.html
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Thank you, Lin. And very different in size. Neat!
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Flight museum windows and buildings are so large and fun to capture. I like all your windows this week.
Here is my entry for the week. Enjou.
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