2008-01-16 // 01:28:32
Stefano
Oh I do love this.
It is a nice contemplative scene. Very quiet. Conducive to deep thought, or else just staring thoughtlessly off into space.
I am particularly fond of the amber glass that is almost though not quite behind the curtain.
Reminds me a little bit of rabbitandsparrow’s work.
Yes, very calming. But now I am waiting for some little apache to accidentally throw an ice ball—sling zing smash!—through the window. (Wasn’t Calvin & Hobbes set in Ohio?) So I am on edge.
The Dirty Queen City? She does not believe in bathtubs? Cakes on more layers of perfume instead?
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^ Which totally reminds me, this summer when the windows are left wide open thanks to the sweltering heat, Lynda's (my apartment-mate, this is her window, how nice to make your acquaintance) ex-boyfriend threw in a firework at our feet and scared us half to death. That was his crazy period. He is a tattoo artist and I lamented their breakup because now I can't get a free tat if I ever want one. In white ink. Tangent. |
2008-01-15 // 11:24:32
joster
Light like this is to die for! The orange/brown bottle really stands out in such a natural way. A calming polaroid. Thank you!
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^ Haha, that's exactly what my boyfriend said! He even congratulated me on "drawing his eye through such a calm photo." Although the brightness of the orange was just a happy occurence. Thank you to YOU. |
2008-01-15 // 10:18:54
Esther.Z.Schnickenacke
A lovely shot.
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^ Lovely but cold. Today my hair froze on my walk to school while emulsion froze on my coat. Silly me, camera out in the middle of snowfall |
2008-01-14 // 23:18:40
lesyeuxtriste
what an amazing moment
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^ My housemate witnesses it every winter morning. My view is not so nice. |