Windows & Doors
Windows are the first thing I notice when I walk into a building. My father owned the White Pine Sash Company in Glendale, New York which manufactured wooden windows and doors. In my childhood house growing up on Long Island, my father designed my favorite window which was in the living room. Eight feet long, it was made of small panes and slid lengthwise on a track. Next to it was a Dutch door looking out to the patio. The bottom half stayed shut but the top opened. Though the Dutch door was invented in the 17th century to keep animals out of farmhouses, the design was handy for my mom to keep young children inside or just open and call for them. I especially love to take pictures of windows and doors when traveling abroad: different colors, materials, designs, weathering, winding flowers enhancing them.
Open Shutters, France
Yellow Irish Door
Window Boxes Galore, Germany
Vespa in Siena, Italy
The Red Door, Greece
The Blue Door, Greece
The 4th Floor Window, Amsterdam
Spooky Window
Solitary Window in Avignon, France
Santorini View
San Francisco Morning
Port Townsend
Pompeii
Plush Window Boxes, Germany
Perfect Window Seat
Schärding, Austria
On to the Next
Oleander By Blue Door
New Orleans Balcony
Mission Door, Tucson
The 4th Floor Window, Amsterdam
Lace Curtains
Ivy in Oslo
Irish Lace
Intriguing Windows, Germany
Il Duomo, Florence
Icicles in McCall
Geraniums in Germany
Flying L Ranch
Delicate Windows, Germany
Casement Window
Burgundy Display
Bougainvillea by Blue Shutters
Melk Abby, Austria
Bedroom in Florence





































