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Aluminium Garden Greenhouse with Base 7.2 m 380 x 190 cm 11.73 m 4 Skylights Garden Plants Outdoor #stability #gardengreenhouse #aluminiumgreenhouse #greenhouse #skylights #ventilation
Aluminium Garden Greenhouse with Base 7.2 m 380 x 190 cm 11.73 m 4 Skylights Garden Plants Outdoor
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February 12, 2026 at 2:55 PM
wncroofing.bsky.social
Commercial roofing is more than just the roof.

Pavers. Skylights. Metal wall panels. Specialty systems.

WNC Roofing handles the details many contractors don’t.

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February 12, 2026 at 2:45 PM
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Skylights...
Photos by: Essvari

#photography
#nofilter
Reddish-pink sunset. A tall skyscraper is in the front with a few lit spaces. A row of skyscrapers behind it. Picture by: Essvari Fiery orange-fuschia light illuminates the sky with rows of skyscrapers in the forefront giving a peaceful ambience. Photo by: Essvari Sunlight peeking behind a building creating a golden beam in the sky. Photo by: Essvari
February 12, 2026 at 12:57 PM
greatoakcohousing.bsky.social
Join us in Great Oak Cohousing, Ann Arbor!
New listing for a sunny 980-sq-ft 2BR/1BA upper condo with balcony and detached garage. Highlights include bamboo floors, in-unit LG washer/dryer, gas range, jacuzzi tub, and big windows on three sides plus 2 skylights for beautiful natural light.
February 12, 2026 at 3:39 AM
shepf.art
Starting on the roof!

Adding some big skylights so less lighting inside is needed during day operations for N Scale workers, and us giants will be able to catch glimpses of the interior from above
February 12, 2026 at 2:39 AM
christopherdutton.bsky.social
not sure what to do? i will take the overriding nays or yays. Do i use AI to write descriptions on Alttext ? It does a much nicer job than i do esp as once a painting is done i am sick of looking at it for a couple months . please read alttext written by chat on this oil painting just finished
This oil painting shows a two-masted schooner named “BLUENOSE” sailing swiftly across open water. The ship is centered and angled from left to right, creating strong movement and purpose. The Ship Tall white sails billow in the wind, painted with soft creams, grays, and hints of blue to suggest light through canvas. Dark rigging lines add structure against the sky. The hull features rich brown and reddish tones, contrasting with the cool sea. Fine white deck details and visible skylights show careful brushwork. The name BLUENOSE appears clearly near the bow. The Ocean The sea is textured and energetic, with thick brushstrokes in deep blue and teal. Waves crash against the hull, forming bold white foam. Navy, emerald, and white blend to show churning, wind-driven motion. Heavy paint suggests palette knife or impasto techniques. The Sky Lavender, violet, pale blue, and white sweep across the sky. Loose, expressive clouds echo the sea’s movement. Cooler tones near the horizon shift to warmer purples above, adding depth. The sky feels windy and alive. Background A distant shoreline in muted greens and sandy tones sits in the background, softly painted to keep focus on the ship. Overall Mood The painting expresses movement, strength, maritime pride, and coastal atmosphere. Warm wood tones contrast with cool sea and sky, creating harmony. The scene feels powerful, nostalgic, and full of wind and motion.
February 12, 2026 at 12:57 AM
hlkfotos.com
I love this lil sunset house.

#pdx
A photo of a charming two-story house with siding painted in vibrant sunset hues of yellow, orange, red, and maroon. The house has white-trimmed windows, a dark gray roof, two skylights, and a covered front porch decorated with miniature sparkling string lights. The front door displays a wreath made of some type of dried plant material. A horizontal wooden fence runs along the front of the property, with landscaping including small shrubs. A small blue Toyota is parked on the street in front of the house. Neighboring homes are visible on either side, and bare winter trees frame the scene against an evening sky.
February 11, 2026 at 11:51 PM
bunnyrainbow.bsky.social
Nothing better than doing yoga laying on my mat and watching the eagles fly in circles above me thru the skylights
February 11, 2026 at 9:53 PM
daphnelush.bsky.social
Sleek black quilted jacket spotted in the urban jungle 🌆💼🖤

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#urbanstyle
#blackjacket
#quiltedjacket
A brunette model stands confidently in a modern, urban alleyway, wearing a sleek black quilted jacket with a hood and silver zipper, paired with matching black trousers and boots. The jacket's textured pattern catches the soft, diffused light filtering through the alleyway's overhead skylights, while the model's hair is styled in loose waves. The background features a mix of concrete and brick walls, with a few scattered leaves and debris adding a touch of realism. The model's gaze is directed straight at the camera, exuding a sense of confidence and poise. The overall atmosphere is moody and sophisticated, with the model's outfit perfectly capturing the essence of urban chic. The camera is positioned at a slight angle, capturing the model's full height and emphasizing the jacket's details, such as the silver zipper pull and the quilted pattern. The model's left hand is casually tucked into the jacket's pocket, drawing attention to the small details of the garment. The image is shot...
February 11, 2026 at 8:25 PM
vectorvictory.bsky.social
Also, best time for new skylights......and new roofs......and new walls......and new house........
February 11, 2026 at 5:58 PM
keristars.bsky.social
i may have contracted some super flu on the return flight, which led to being bed-tethered disabled, but dang if i didn't have an amazing (fun) 10 days with my sister, BIL, and nephew to remember, like a last hurrah.

(these photos are that trip, Dec 2019)
Selfie of Keri on a winter day with the distinctive striped marble of the Florence Duomo in the background. This is when key had long hair dyed hot pink. Strasbourg, my beloved! A view from an upper story, looking down the street in Strasbourg, France, with church steeples in the distance and closer up is even a half-timbered building. The interior of the Milan rail station, unless I'm mistaken. It's huge and marble and has glass skylights in the curved ceiling that resembles a huge barrel vault. Another selfie of Keri, hot pink hair a little more visible, fanned out on a navy coat. This time it's in Lucerne, Switzerland, with the super old covered wooden bridge stretching into the background on the right.
February 11, 2026 at 3:24 PM
timsingleton122.bsky.social
Living under snow-covered skylights has been like being in a spider’s silk cocoon, prey captured and unable to look out. Does one escape such? Today, there’s a half circle of thawed hope most of a penny wide. I can almost make out something, the memory of being alive.
February 11, 2026 at 12:53 PM
warrenterra.bsky.social
Not sure I'd seen it before, it's good
Frederic Bastiat, the Candlemakers' Petition, translated by Dean Russell, published 1863
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The first 1600 characters or so are below, it can be read at the linked page We candlemakers are suffering from the unfair competition of a foreign rival. This for­eign manufacturer of light has such an advantage over us that he floods our domestic markets with his product. And he offers it at a fantastically low price. The moment this foreigner appears in our country, all our customers de­sert us and turn to him. As a re­sult, an entire domestic industry is rendered completely stagnant. And even more, since the lighting industry has countless ramifica­tions with other native industries, they, too, are injured. This foreign manufacturer who competes against us without mercy is none other than the sun itself! Here is our petition: Please pass a law ordering the closing of all windows, skylights, shutters, cur­tains, and blinds — that is, all openings, holes, and cracks through which the light of the sun is able to enter houses. This free sunlight is hurting the business of us deserving manufacturers of candles. Since we have always served our country well, gratitude demands that our country ought not to abandon us now to this un­equal competition. We hope that you gentlemen will not regard our petition as mere satire, or refuse it without at least hearing our reasons in support of it. First, if you make it as difficult as possible for the people to have access to natural light, and thus create an increased demand for artificial light, will not all domestic manufacturers be stimulated thereby? For example, if more tallow is consumed, naturally there must be more cattle and sheep. As a result, there will also be more meat, wool, and hides. There will even be more manure, which is the basis of agri­culture.
February 11, 2026 at 12:12 PM
vylenza.bsky.social
We have skylights and it is LOUD
February 11, 2026 at 8:20 AM
icarus3000.bsky.social
honestly this made me laugh so hard that I almost blacked out because people were straight up trippin' that i could get outside and on the roof on top of the skylights
video game character wearing pink sneakers with black laces, black shorts, pink tube top, holding pink iced coffee, with red hair, is standing on a balcony outside of glass doors and windows
February 11, 2026 at 3:49 AM
sarahkite.bsky.social
It’s beautiful inside w/a rooftop of skylights. Many ppl use the space for exercise in inclement weather & heatwaves, for study, for a clean, bright place to meet friends at the food court, and yes, for shopping at the remaining businesses. Developers seek to ruin yet another uniquely PDX place 😢
February 11, 2026 at 1:54 AM
fighting50.bsky.social
APG, thank you for buying our skylights!
February 10, 2026 at 7:50 PM
arthurnewhook.bsky.social
Now for something truly scary: economist Peter Schiff — who hath been a Trump booster at certain junctures — warns that by 2028 Americans “will look back at 2026 as the good ol’ days when stuff in America was so affordable”. {Off the Front Page 10 February} offthefrontpage.com/economist-wa...
A sepia-toned, painterly composition evoking post-industrial elegy: within the cavernous shell of a derelict shop or warehouse, shelves stand stripped and skeletal, the tiled floor littered with dust, paper, and fallen debris. Oblique shafts of sunlight descend through fractured skylights, illuminating suspended motes like incense in a nave. In the foreground, a young blonde woman of slim, statuesque bearing wears a black slip dress beneath an oversized, unbuttoned shirt, the fabric loose and work-worn. One hand rests upon an antiquated brass cash register, its keys and display dulled by age, as she gazes aside with a guarded, contemplative expression. The atmosphere mingles quiet sensuality with abandonment, a study in elegance amid economic ruin.
February 10, 2026 at 6:25 PM
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Our VELUX Step Longlight/Ridgelightsystem is designed for large, open atriums, connecting multiple rows of skylights to create a stunning architectural masterpiece.

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February 10, 2026 at 8:56 AM
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"Line is a restrained triumph. Its stations + stops share a coherent language: large windows + skylights, white-painted steel, expanses of white tile, tangerine accents."

From #Toronto, generally good reviews of design, operations of Eglinton Crosstown LRT.

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February 9, 2026 at 9:48 PM
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Yellow corridor in abandoned spa, France

📷 Zenit-E 🔎 Mir-1b 37mm
🎞️ #kodakportra160 #35mmfilm

England; France 2023

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A long, ornate corridor in an abandoned French spa, featuring arched ceilings with skylights, patterned yellow and blue tiled walls, and a central wooden table.
February 9, 2026 at 9:25 PM
young-spartacus.bsky.social
'Architectural Aperture'

Light from a blue sky pours in through a glass grid celestial portal framed by brutalist concrete geometry.

Sparty 🙏🏼💙

#EastCoastKin #Photography #Art #BlueSkyMonday #MinimalMonday #ArtYear #AlphabetChallenge #WeekFForFramed #Abstractia #Repetition #PhotographersofBluesky
This image is a striking architectural photograph looking steeply upward through a multi-tiered glass skylight which floods the interior space with natural light. The skylight is the dominant feature, composed of large, rectilinear glass panels held within a grid-like framework. These panels offer a view of a bright blue sky dotted with scattered white clouds. The overall effect is one of openness, brightness, and a connection to the outdoors, effectively transforming an interior space into an airy atrium. The architecture surrounding the skylights is distinctly modern, characterised by severe, angular, and imposing concrete structures. The concrete surfaces appear smooth in some areas and potentially rough or board-formed in others, providing a textural contrast to the smooth, reflective glass. The perspective emphasises strong geometric lines and dramatic angles, with solid concrete beams and slabs cutting across the frame. The lighting in the image is a study in contrasts. The abundant natural light from above illuminates the upper sections of the space, creating bright highlights on the concrete elements and the glass panes. This contrasts sharply with the lower and peripheral areas, which fall into deep shadow, adding a sense of drama and depth to the composition. The darkness in the lower half of the photo helps to frame the luminous sky views above. Small recessed spotlights are visible mounted on the concrete structures, but they are dim compared to the daylight from the skylights. The repetitive grid pattern of the glass is a key design element, drawing the eye vertically through the different levels of the architectural structure. This style is consistent with contemporary design, which often uses large skylights to maximise daylight and enhance the aesthetic appeal of a building's interior, making spaces feel larger and more inviting. The composition is a dynamic interplay of form, light, and shadow within a minimalist modern interior.
February 9, 2026 at 4:47 PM
jonathanfoyle.bsky.social
Frank Lloyd Wright's Johnson Wax HQ in Racine WI is the building I'd most like to see at the moment. Chaos during construction, some kRaZY ideas like glass-tube skylights, but what a concept. Reputedly cost the company half its worth.
February 9, 2026 at 4:08 PM
freelander.bsky.social
This movie was shot in and around Toronto. This winter I was at the asylum location.
A hallway with skylights
February 9, 2026 at 4:43 AM
daschkoco.bsky.social
More photos from Yonge and Mt. Pleasant.
A train full of passengers leaving from Yonge toward Mount Dennis. A piece of orange tape with the word Chow (as in Mayor Chow) stuck to the floor tile. A platform of with many passengers standing and sitting waiting for the train at Yonge. A train arrival sign is partially legible above indicating 4 and 9 minutes for a train arriving to Kennedy. The station at Mount Pleasant. High ceiling with skylights above a long escalator and stairs down to the platform. Machines for filling fare cards, a schedule and an emergency contact station are visible.
February 9, 2026 at 2:20 AM