It is an interesting result after an experiment:
There always seems to be something in the way for a perfect photo, something that is always off. In this case, the grid lines add the potential of making a painting out of it. It could be better, because only the trees in the middle are in focus. The trees on the right side and the house on the left are blurry. They could be removed in the end result. The background would be great and stay in. I expect then to be blurry because they are far away.
It is a rare thing to see this interesting result. It is a bit of a chance. I didn't planned nor thought about the result. I just snap the picture and got this result. I wasn't ready to go on the roof to make the same photo with the same vantage point. Of course, if I did it, there wouldn't be any grid.
I also took another photo:
It is taken by a different window. No grid, pure window without widnw screen. It is where I would have liked to have another lens. I would had taken the photo to have it a little bit closer and more centered on the window's shape and what is on the outside. The photo is nice. Could it have an improvement? Of course! I am also tempted to take a photo solely of the outside, from that window. I will have to remember that next time I excperiment.
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