Originally posted on Monochromia.
King Street, Old Town Alexandria, Virginia
Confession: I’ve always enjoyed window peeping. Walking out of the restaurant after dinner last night, I was struck by the lighted scenes in the windows, the street lamps, and the rising moon. I couldn’t resist pulling out my Fuji.
— Fuji X100T, fixed 23mm f/2.0 lens, 1/60 sec @ f/2.5, ISO 3200 —
Visual Venturing 
Still with the Fuji… Great shot
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Yup, my poor Nikon is gathering dust. Thanks, Luis!
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Funny
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Window peeping and creating stories while street walking…my memory recalls a passage from “The Little Princess” that is associated with imagining life on the other side of windows. Your image invites me to ponder 🙂
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What a lovely comment, Brenda. You’ve hit the nail on the head with why I enjoy window peeping, but you’ve said it eloquently 🙂
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I’ve always enjoyed, as you put it, window peeping. Unfortunately the peepee did not. I was arrested and spent the night in jail with Big Louie, who surprised us all with his transition to Louise. But that’s another story…
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Emilio, I just KNEW you weren’t going to let me get away with my “window peeping” 😀
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I love having a glance into other people’s windows!
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Glad it’s not just me 🙂
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It is always interesting to observe life inside a lighted window. I really like the lack of color in this shot as it focuses you on the bright windows. Very nice!
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Thanks so much, Claire. I went back and forth for a bit about whether I liked the color version as much, and in the end, decided as you did 🙂
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Great shot. It’s a great building with all those lights.
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Thanks, Desley! So much to see 🙂
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Great photo. King Street is a wonderful place to “window peep”
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Such great fun, Patti 🙂 Thanks!
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