Blue + white = one of my favorite color combos of all time.
What was the temperature the day you snapped the cafe scene? I can't help but doubt you'd see many Americans sitting outside in the cold winter sun except at ski resorts and such. I might be wrong, though. : )
Winter blues are up for conjecture from the person viewing. It all depends on how you look at it. These photos show inspiration as they are in sunny and open areas.
Delightful, Merisi.The blue vase and white daisies are so lovely. Its always a pleasure visiting your blog. I agree with the blurb from National Geo. Traveler. I just realized I no longer have the Feb. issue. My new March one is now on the table.
Exquisite as always. I was thrilled to hear from you. Yours is one of my favorite blogs in the world. Thanks for taking the time to make such beautiful photographs!
Hi Merisi :) I popped over here from your visit to my blog today (thanks) I love all your images - today's Winter Blues is especially beautiful. How do I become a follower of your blog?
Thanks Merisi;) It's done! I also worried about losing photos etc on my blog (although mine is less than two years old) but I was assured this cannot actually happen too easily, I'm not sure about changing from your old[er] type blog to this new one. Yes, I had an influx of spam without the verification and had to re-activate it. Thanks again for your beautiful blog.
Merisi, I am so happy that I am again visiting your blog. Your photos and comments often make my heart sing.
After reading Sue's comment about Nat'l Geo., I had to smile. Today is the second day in a row when one of my cyberfriend's blog was mentioned in the Traveler issues. What celebrities with whom I associate! The flowers in the vase are more than beautiful.
I knew it had to be Venice even before I looked at your caption. So beautiful and I love the blue in your picture, so vibrant, the perfect color for Venice.
Venice in Winter
Are you dreaming or visiting? Either way - bella, bella, bella!
ReplyDeleteThese Winter Blues make my winter blues much better! xoxo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteQuoting and Poe and that beautiful blue. Brightens my spirits. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteif that's the winter blues....sign me up!!!!
ReplyDeletelovely
ReplyDeletethank you
Such a cheerful blue, however!
ReplyDeleteyour winter blues are so delightful....
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. The flower is so fresh and I love the wavy pattern the blue chairs make!
ReplyDeleteDream away!
All that we see or seem
ReplyDeleteIs but a dream within a dream.
This line is one of my all time favorites!
That vase makes for a beautiful sundial :-)
What time did you take that picture?
Blue + white = one of my favorite color combos of all time.
ReplyDeleteWhat was the temperature the day you snapped the cafe scene? I can't help but doubt you'd see many Americans sitting outside in the cold winter sun except at ski resorts and such. I might be wrong, though. : )
xox,
Susan
Winter blues are up for conjecture from the person viewing. It all depends on how you look at it. These photos show inspiration as they are in sunny and open areas.
ReplyDeleteDelightful, Merisi.The blue vase and white daisies are so lovely.
ReplyDeleteIts always a pleasure visiting your blog.
I agree with the blurb from National Geo. Traveler. I just realized I no longer have the Feb. issue. My new March one is now on the table.
Those are such wonderful blues. Thanks for giving us some color.
ReplyDeleteExquisite as always. I was thrilled to hear from you. Yours is one of my favorite blogs in the world. Thanks for taking the time to make such beautiful photographs!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful blues. You can sing me these blues any ol' time, Merisi!
ReplyDeleteI love this "Winter Blue"!
ReplyDeleteWhite and Blue, great combination :-)
Your blues are happiness to me, my friend.
ReplyDeleteCatherine
Extraordinary sequence of freshness.
ReplyDeleteHi Merisi :) I popped over here from your visit to my blog today (thanks) I love all your images - today's Winter Blues is especially beautiful. How do I become a follower of your blog?
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog and thank you, Jo!
ReplyDeleteABOUT HOW TO BECOME A FOLLOWER OF MY BLOG:
Click on the "Follow" button at the top left of the grey bar about my header and there you are!
Wouldn't it be nice if Blogger would change that "Follower" to "Reader? ;-I
Thank you for asking!
Thanks Merisi;) It's done! I also worried about losing photos etc on my blog (although mine is less than two years old) but I was assured this cannot actually happen too easily, I'm not sure about changing from your old[er] type blog to this new one. Yes, I had an influx of spam without the verification and had to re-activate it. Thanks again for your beautiful blog.
ReplyDeleteLet us hyope that some primroses will soon blow the winter blues away! But your pictures are beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteMerisi, I am so happy that I am again visiting your blog. Your photos and comments often make my heart sing.
ReplyDeleteAfter reading Sue's comment about Nat'l Geo., I had to smile. Today is the second day in a row when one of my cyberfriend's blog was mentioned in the Traveler issues. What celebrities with whom I associate! The flowers in the vase are more than beautiful.
I knew it had to be Venice even before I looked at your caption. So beautiful and I love the blue in your picture, so vibrant, the perfect color for Venice.
ReplyDeleteAh, brave Europeans enjoying their cappuccino on the frozen terrace in midwinter! (Or maybe some unusually hardy tourists, but I have my doubts.)
ReplyDeleteUn rêve...Demain, je m'offre des fleurs...des pensées pour toi.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteGirl from Cherry Blossom Street:
I must have taken that picture early on a Sunday morning, walking along the seaside, at Venice's Zattere district.