It reminds me of a flat I borrowed along the way. The books (none in English) were like that, the corner window, too. I read Bellow in French, Camus in Italian & I thought I was a genius. (Wine was involved). [photograph from pearls and tea (live journal which is not live!, via we heart it]
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Corner Window
It reminds me of a flat I borrowed along the way. The books (none in English) were like that, the corner window, too. I read Bellow in French, Camus in Italian & I thought I was a genius. (Wine was involved). [photograph from pearls and tea (live journal which is not live!, via we heart it]Friday, November 27, 2009
Week's End - Woman at the Window

Salvador Dali's 1925 painting at the Philadelphia Museum of Art via Artcyclopedia. The Dali print is in my bath & the plumber is entranced by it. (I think it's the colors, he's not quite sure yet.) Meanwhile, he feels that I am unhealthily fixated on the photograph & that it does not belong next to the Dali. While noting his opinion, I respectfully disagree. Mostly so I'll stop thinking about the subject. I hope. Good night.[The photograph via we heart it from an unidentified tumblr blog, here]
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Blue Window
Literally. Well, there's more. According to photographer Yannick Vigouroux, it is Window # 1047, Blue Still-Movie, Oct. 2008. Link to From My Window set. Yes, I'm back to blue & windows & French stuff. Sorry. Lots of great blogs in the right sidebar. You can even go put a bid on something over at Made4Aid. I put the link in about three places on the page here & a few over at Giulia Geranium.Italian bloggers were on strike today (14 July 2009). I wasn't keeping up with news & so can't honestly claim no Bastille Day post as an excuse; that would've been a nifty (Italian) move. No, not Italian but simpatico. Go to Bleeding Espresso blog under writers or wait & I'll see how it went. (Censorship legislation for Italian internet, etc.) I'm sure if nothing else, it was a fantastic operatic spectacle. That's a compliment. Would that I had been in Piazza Navona today, literally muzzling self along with Italian bloggers. YouTube videos out there but I can't access them with this bleeping machine (soon, soon) & therefore can't screen it for delicate eyes & ears. Irony. Or something like it.
Merci, Yannick...
Labels:
French,
photography,
surreal,
window,
word-list,
writing project-1,
Yannick Vigouroux
Monday, March 16, 2009
Three views of Vence


Still looking for Vence images...these aren't the ones I need for a specific project but I like them. Through the eyes of the same photographer (Tony M. of Vence, France). Black & white; sepia filter/dusk; washed-out pale with blue, window detail. A café. Computer continues on edge of nervous breakdown, so pictures for now. And writing, off-line.Note: Check out English Muse's The girl with the pink gloves today. I left a comment but have more to say here later. Riffing on someone else's stuff? Kind of a virtual mini-workshop, in my experience. xo.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Orange Window


Oh so beautiful orange (& the whole spectrum). From Rome & Marrakesh. (top photo of Roman window by Giampaolo Macorig & Marrakesh photos by only alice.) ciao.
Labels:
architectural detail,
Giampaolo Macorig,
green,
Mediterranean,
Morocco,
only alice,
orange,
Rome,
window
Monday, February 2, 2009
Simple Laundry
Monday is still laundry day for us, though alas, not in Italy. (miki**'s lovely flickrstream)
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Lacy Window
Here comes the bride? There goes the widow? Hmmm. (photograph Steven Klein, scan from Vogue Italia, Guigno 2007)
Labels:
Italian style,
lace,
photography,
Vogue Italia,
window
Friday, January 2, 2009
Painterly Venice

Love, love, love Allison Lince-Bentley's Venice photographs. Original image courtesy Allison Lince-Bentley
Labels:
Allison Lince-Bentley,
architectural detail,
blue,
color,
coral,
essay-draft,
Italy,
painterly,
surreal,
Venice,
window
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