You and I have posted a photo of both light and shadow today; fun, isn't it to see the play of light on buildings? I also love seeing laundry on lines, something that is almost a remnant of the past in our country altho I regularly hang out clothes in the spring, summer, and fall. The only domestic chore I enjoy!!
Oh of course I love the sunlight and shadows but I do so love the iron grill over the window. I found one in Paris with geraniums on the sill. Sigh! :) V
Many, many thanks for your kind words! We do our best to show what is most interesting and beautiful in our city, and all you do. And most do it with elegance and efficiency, as you, Jilly! Thank you again!
Many, many thanks for your kind words! We did our best to show what is most interesting and beautiful in our city. And that's what makes the most. Some, like you, do so with elegance and inspiration. This magnificent picture today is the proof!
Such good composition. Talk about leading the eye! Happily, that shaft of brilliant sunlight shoots right through the wet laundry. Drying your clothes in the open air violates the rules in some American housing developments. They think it's low class. Fools.
I want to take the first flight to Nice and the bus to Menton to see the light and shadows...
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ReplyDeleteCostas
A wonderful quote to pair with this excellent set of images.
ReplyDeleteBeutiful morning, at least in Menton. This photo can wonderful tell.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and quotatio, so appropriate to a first day of spring!
ReplyDeleteWow! The Hopper quote goes perfectly with this shot. Color! Shadows! Light!
ReplyDeleteYou and I have posted a photo of both light and shadow today; fun, isn't it to see the play of light on buildings? I also love seeing laundry on lines, something that is almost a remnant of the past in our country altho I regularly hang out clothes in the spring, summer, and fall. The only domestic chore I enjoy!!
ReplyDeletePerfectly paired photo and Edward Hopper! I saw a little Edward Hopper exhibit at the Des Moines Art Center just last week...funny coincidence.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place and boy, are you good at finding these suitable quotes!
ReplyDeleteI love this! I can picture a family carefully timing their laundry so they can catch those brief moments of daily sunlight.
ReplyDeleteExcellent game of shadows and sunlight
ReplyDeleteOh of course I love the sunlight and shadows but I do so love the iron grill over the window. I found one in Paris with geraniums on the sill. Sigh! :)
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Many, many thanks for your kind words! We do our best to show what is most interesting and beautiful in our city, and all you do. And most do it with elegance and efficiency, as you, Jilly! Thank you again!
ReplyDeleteThis magnificent photo is the prove! Wonderful!
glduro&marieloupe
Many, many thanks for your kind words! We did our best to show what is most interesting and beautiful in our city. And that's what makes the most. Some, like you, do so with elegance and inspiration. This magnificent picture today is the proof!
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
glduro & marieloupe
I love how the shadows lead you up to the laundry.
ReplyDeleteMy guess is that the people who live in this house know what time to do the wash so that the clothes are out to dry when the sun hits the building.
ReplyDeleteSuch good composition. Talk about leading the eye! Happily, that shaft of brilliant sunlight shoots right through the wet laundry. Drying your clothes in the open air violates the rules in some American housing developments. They think it's low class. Fools.
ReplyDeleteTerrific, the crop and the entire photo both. What a perfect quotation, too. You've done it again, Jilly.
ReplyDeleteI agree with all the above, enthusiastically.
ReplyDeleteYou know I could have taken that photo :-)
Nathalie, who do you think I learned from, my friend...
ReplyDeleteNice! Just enough sun to dry the clothes.
ReplyDeleteToday I also posted hanging laundry. It does have its charms, n'est pas?