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I adore the window in Sam's study.

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Small panes, set in painted iron, break up the scene. This both adds and detracts, contributing to an already beautiful sight while also fragmenting the image. Such a division, however, draws the eye to the component parts of the whole.

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A single pane frames a multitude of images depending upon one's point of view from within the room. This pane is part of the previous photograph's mosaic.

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The historic glass subtly distorts, giving a surreal aspect to everything beyond. The mind unfortunately makes adjustments to explain the image without any perceived anomaly. The camera, however, brings it all to the fore.

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At night, passing between open curtains, light enters the room through wavy glass, casting a mottled glow on the wall opposite.

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Until you look closely upon the window, in just the right light and from the proper angle, you fail to realize its many subtle details.