I am so proud, I stopped him,
and asked if I could take a picture.
Yes, he said, and smiled.
I love D'Artagnan!
Art on high!
No way would I try to stop this gentleman!
Too much in a hurry.
Sweet lady, a true professional:
Held her pose while i fumbled with my camera!
The fine art of finding a privy place
to read and contemplate
amidst the hustle and bustle of a town festival.
One more encore!
Concentrating before taking to the key board.
Who said real ladies can't have fun?
Front row view from Schwarzen Kameel.
6 pm.
The churchbells are ringing
and the first raindrops falling.
Time to pack up.
Great series of photos, they really made me feel as if I were there with you! Thanks for a nice afternoon!
ReplyDeleteHow charming. I love the way you capture every moment.
ReplyDeleteWhat a totally delightful post....thanks for taking me with you....
ReplyDeleteILVA:
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome.
I had been bogged down at the desk too long, and really needed the stroll.
BRITT-ARNHILD:
Thank you in the name of the city.
The camera is only reflecting what this city offers.
GYPSY PURPLE:
I am happy to take you all along. :-)
My kind of lazy afternoon... Strolling, people watching...
ReplyDeleteLovely to catch up on the new postings, beautiful pictures and witty captions. I love the frog!
ReplyDeleteCREAM:
ReplyDeleteI had a planned meeting and a couple errands to run, and then I decided I let myself drift, after all I had worked hard all week. In between I stopped at Demel's and Schwarzen Kameel, which all together made for a perfect little afternoon. ;-)
MAALIE:
Thank you and welcome back (I shall run over to your place shortly)! The frog wasn't bad, but he refused to smile or sing. *sigh*
Another interesting post capturing the atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteThank you, BARBARA.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, Merisi. What a lovely afternoon.
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