Saturday, 18 August 2007

Sunflowers



Julius Meinl Café
Am Graben 19

Josefstädter Straße
8th District


Gustav Klimt's last atelier
13th District, Feldmühlgasse

Restaurant "Die Wienerin"
Wallnerstrasse


In the Night Kitchen
Naglergasse



Café-Restaurant UNA
Museumsplatz 1
7th District, Museumsquartier

Zum Schwarzen Kameel
Bognergasse

15 comments:

  1. To me, it is the seeds of the sunflower that are most important. They make excellent bait to attract birds to catch for ringing.

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  2. I LOVE sunflowers!

    Paz

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  3. What lovely sunflowers you have !! My favourites. :)

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  4. Beautiful sunflowers.

    Merisi, thanks for your comments. Good to read them. One of the reasons I have so much to blog is that I take my camera everywhere. It is the photos that I find the most time consuming as Google can be very slow in uploading from my software at times.

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  5. I love sunflowers :) You captured them so well.

    Thanks for the comment on my visit to Bergen. I too would like to jump into a cool fjord today as it is still a bit "warm" here.

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  6. Funny! There were sunflowers in the NYTimes style section too today.
    It's that time of year I guess...
    Lovely :)

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  7. Absolutely gorgeous photos. Sunflowers always remind me of one of my favorite movies, Dr. Zhivago. In one scene, the beautiful Julie Christie is acting as a nurse on the battlefield while she and Omar Shariff are talking in one of the hospital scenes -- an enormous bouquet of sunflowers are in a vase in the foreground.

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  8. Julie Christie.....Mmmmmm, mention of her has made my day. Dr Zhivago is my favourite movie.

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  9. Great blog, lovely pictures, I want to go to Vienna right away!

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  10. Maalie:
    Ever the scientist at work. ;-)

    Paz:
    They were my sister's favorite flower.

    Cuckoo:
    They seem to be many people's favorites. I love sunflower fields.

    Barbara:
    Thank you, Barbara.
    I'll leave a note on your blog regarding the photos. ;-)

    hexe:
    You are welcome!:-)

    ParisBreakfasts:
    I read the NYTimes, but never the Style section (online, that is *g*). I shall have a look today! :-)

    Kate:
    Oh, yes, I remember that scene! My mother allowed me to watch the movie with her when I was a little girl. I cried so hard. :-)
    I read the book later, which I love to this day. Have watched the movie several times since then.

    Maalie:
    Julie for you, Omar for me. ;-)
    Gosh, I fell so hard at the time.

    purple:
    Thank you!
    Vienna is quaint and small compared to many other cosmopolitan cities, but that's just the way I like it. Great for living and for visiting. ;-)

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  11. The sunflowers with the red brown petals in the center is so stiking, I have never seen that before. We have teddybear sunflowers here, the kind that are thick and fuzy yellow petals and not black centers.

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  12. Wonderful photos of sunflowers. Isn't the name so appropriate for them Seems you are still enjoying summer in Vienna.

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  13. I so want to grow them! I wonder if it is hard.

    PS Thank you for your lovely note and beautiful pic, BTW.

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  14. I love your photos.
    I also love fields of sunflowers and the way they move around with the sun.

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  15. Sunflowers are one of my favourite flowers. How did I miss this posting merisi?
    Lorenzo.

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