images: (I warn -- many I saved a long, long time ago without credits. My sincere apologies.) 1. Clemence Poesy in a Chloe ad via clemence-poesy.org 2. Daniel Farmer photography 3. love the linear look of the flowers and frames, unknown 4. symmetry pleases the eye, unknown 5. a jewelry chandelier...genius, unknown. 6. this house looks so welcoming, unknown 7. fun masks...very New Orleans, unknown 8. beautiful mosaic bench and styling, unknown
I try hard to post photos that I have saved with credits, but my desire to credit appropriately leaves some amazing photos out of this blog and only to be enjoyed by my eyes (a sad, sad thing)...so I wanted to do a post of many "unknowns." Enjoy.
Also, I am currently reading Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea (1952). It's a wonderful book so far, and just last night I came across a beautiful quote. Here it is:
"...as though the ocean were making love with something under a yellow blanket..." Only Hemingway. Beautiful.
great pictures, I the mask!
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ReplyDeletei just love that frecnh girl
her eyes in the chloe campaign were so gentle and angelic.
i cant wait till the next harry potter movie comes outt
so many bloggers enjoy reading books. HAHAHA
i think i should start reading some, i'm so slack with my studies this year. maybe alice in wonderland would be a great book to read?
x cathy
that last pic with the couch is so gorgeous in ways i can't explain
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sooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, I especially love the masks =]
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL pictures!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are so inspiring... lovely
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New follower to your blog and loving every ornate second of it so far!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures work together to seamlessly, I really enjoy how the convey a sense of message without saying a word (just like a proper outfit)! I'm a big fan of Hemingway's eloquence though I haven't picked up "The Man and the Sea" yet, you're certainly making me want.
Enjoyed how you tied in Hemingway's colorful writing with the mosaic of images!