Thursday, 10 January 2013

Viennese Reds
Moments in Time


Red, Red Rose
Frozen in the snow
near the Mozart monument
Burggarten

Thonet Chairs
with red velvet seats
Café Nautilus
Natural History Museum

Curtain Up!
Reflections On Bread
Auer Brot Bakery
Plankengasse 1

Photographed
25 January 2010
R e p o s t
© by Merisi

25 comments:

  1. Looks like you're in the pink today, Merisi...

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  2. That rose looks familiar!

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  3. only you can make red so peaceful.

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  4. Don't know if I'm a philistine but the objects that are leaping to my attention are the loaves of Bread..
    they look scrummy (perhaps I should go eat breakfast!)

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  5. Jinksy,
    and who'd have thought that there are so many of them in a cold grey day? ;-)


    Badger,
    don't tell me you walked over it? ;-)

    Shadow,
    especially when combined with a warm brown! ;-)

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  6. Loved this post...red is my favorite color!

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  7. Vicki Lane,
    thank you! :-)

    Juju,
    I was very tempted to call these reds "magenta" - but then I remembered that I have read somewhere that a German cell phone company has copyrighted that colour for their exclusive use (something along that line, a patent, something), so all I would dare say is that it is a purplish red. I went even further and searched "cie" at Google Image: Help, I am drowning in a sea of non-magenta, i.e. more purplish-reds than I ever dreamed of! ;-)

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  8. P.S.:
    Can one imagine imaginary colours??? ;-)

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  9. The Retired One,
    glad you arrived here when Red was still "red"! :-)

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  10. Val,
    I hope you had good breakfast in the meantime! :-)

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  11. Each of those pictures is strong on its own, each in a different way.

    Your photographs always prompt my mind to take a journey, sometimes a nostalgic journey, sometimes a journey to a place that is always beautiful, sometimes to my soul.

    Yes, I certainly thought of nostalgia, a beautiful place when I saw the rosy reflected bread.

    Thank you! xo

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  12. Oh my Merisi, these are stunning. the angle and perspective of the chairs is super as is the rose, well they all are.

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  13. That rose shot is stunning!

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  14. Your photos are so special...I'm always awestruck when I stop by to see what new images you've added to your blog. Such delight!

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  15. I feel sorry for the rose.
    I love the red curtain picture.

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  16. The Red's are so beautiful in the winter's light.

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  17. I want to visit Cafe Nautilus

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  18. The rose is wonderful but I really love those chairs

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  19. A royal treatment for our daily bread - it deserves the red carpet or the red drape in this case.
    I don't care much for patenting common words by companies. The word "Magenta" has been there long before this company claimed the right to it. Same with the colour. I am amazed that any court or legislative body would grant rights to something like that.

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    1. P.S. Sorry, the Magenta thing raised my blood pressure and I forgot to thank you for the beautiful Luna song on my post today. It brings goosebumps.

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  20. A perfect shade for lipstick red. Lovely photos as always, Merisi.

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  21. Great ideas to avoid the grey of winter!
    Beautiful tribute to Mozart

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