#glass window and door

[glasstinte-smart-glass]

Smart window glass technology

[snoopylovessoup]

[novemberisland]

Nightcap during a first date she almost canceled on.

[arthur-lesters-tummy]

modern au where instead of john/arthur having difficulties telling left from right, it's telling which doors are push or pull

[malavoie1]

№ 18

📍Valenciennes, France

Walking the older quarters of Valenciennes felt like being let loose in a pocket-sized open-air museum. With its sculptural ornamentation and delicate ironwork, this door pulled me in. The carved vegetal flourishes above the door seem to crown the space, while the stained-glass tympanum — the oval medallion surrounded by sweeping forms — adds an almost theatrical touch.

This shot was taken on a very flat, overcast day — one of those skies that diffuses light to the point of dullness. That softness can be a blessing for detail work, though. It let the textures — the pitted stone, painted wood, and brick patches — stand out without any harsh shadows to complicate things.

Back at the desk, I teased more contrast out of the brickwork and cobbles to give the image some life, and added two gentle curves to the stained glass to lift out its rich but muted colors. The red medallion in particular needed encouragement to avoid disappearing into the scene. Oh — and yes, the corner of a trash can had to go. A little quiet digital housekeeping to keep my corners clean.

Processed with Affinity Photo v2 and Topaz Photo AI.

Camera: Pentax K-3

Lens: smc Pentax DA 18-135mm ED AL [IF] DC WR

48mm / ƒ/4.5 / 1/500s / ISO 200

Taken: February 26, 2025

[remash]

house in mulmur hills 3 ~ ian macdonald architect | photo credits as noted

[inspiredlivingspaces]

IG vivirdesign - AI

[dixidin]

The way Deadpool screams "TIME!!" before Wolverine and Sabertooth's fight is so funny to me

[wasabichips]

post-work crash ...

[reality-of-love]

[cosmikazie]

uh. i dont think im supposed to be in here

[the-final-sif]

Okay a brief conversation with @/mahikamihan reminded me about this but as someone who very casually keeps track of the FNAF franchise I'm still furious that Security Breach had the perfect opportunity to do an incredible heel face turn and squandered it. They had so many chances to do cool things and squandered all of them.

Like, the ENTIRE set up (ignoring the nonsense mind control and william afton being secretly not really dead (part 5) (for real this time) because that sucks) is literally "an evil security guard is hunting down this child who they want to murder using animatronics that have been reprogrammed to be kinda evil, you have a good animatronic to help you."

My expectation the moment I realized the plot, and what was callously tossed away, was a finale with a familiar theme.

A security guard is in the security office. They have cameras and powerful doors at their disposal, but a limited amount of power. You have 4 animatronic willing to help, and 6 hours until 6am hits to break into the security office and kill them.

Like, imagine for a moment that the plot was actually good! The game could've run the first half from 6pm to 12 am in regular "after hours" with Georgy needing to jailbreak each of the animatronics or otherwise figure out how to free them from the new programming. Throw in another kidnapped child for motivation or something. You learn the environment, learn the characters, care about them, and then you get it all building up to the big moment when you realize what you need to do!

[haloheadhater]

Day 9: Golden School

Meanwhile in season 2

[toyastales]

The doors and door frames are amazing.

[heavensdoorways]

Carlos Bannon Art !

[theloveinc]

bakugo technically can't stop you from having a job but he can pester you about not working overtime