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Tag Archives: window dressing
Same Window, Different Poster
Four weeks ago I posted ‘Looking at you’. Click the link if you missed it, to see the earlier poster. We returned to this same precinct just before Easter and the Man in the poster had gone. To be replaced … Continue reading
Posted in Seen on the Street
Tagged Shop windows, window dressing, Photography, window display, Shopping Mall
12 Comments
Looking at You
A benign, non-threatening, expressionless face looking straight ahead fills a vast floor to ceiling window in a fashion store in this shopping precinct. He’s certainly an eye-catcher. Ladies – you might call him handsome. Reflections of the shop windows opposite … Continue reading
Posted in Seen on the Street
Tagged Photography, Shop windows, window display, window dressing
14 Comments
Do my eyes deceive me?
No, your eyes do not deceive you. Yes, that is a portion of the rear end of a classic 1960s American car. And No, it is not a trick shot or a montage. Difficult though it may be to believe, … Continue reading
Posted in Seen on the Street
Tagged Bond Street, Shop windows, window display, window dressing
25 Comments
Triplets
We are nearly midway through June and I was expecting to be outdoors with a camera. But I’m not as this prolonged spell of cold, grey, wet and sometimes windy weather continues with the occasional brief respite. And so I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Seen on the Street
Tagged mannequins, Photography, Shop windows, window display, window dressing
7 Comments
Window Dressing
‘Window Dressing is an Art form – discuss’. An interesting topic for a discussion forum perhaps. Maybe the best answer would be to hedge and say – yes, sometimes. It depends. If, for example, you are selling office supplies then … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Scultpure, Eclectica, Seen on the Street
Tagged Shop windows, window dressing
13 Comments
Window Snapping
This is the time of year when couples go out shopping together. Don’t you just love that!? Sometimes it works, but the likelihood is that for at least part of that trip you’ll split up and go your own way … Continue reading

