Red and Yellow TulipsArt Gallery Window
Stallburggasse
The King Is InSo is the Queen
Street Performers
Graben
Yellow and RedNo black lines?
Demel's Patisserie
Kohlmarkt
Kohlmarkt Boogie WoogiePiet Mondrian, playing topsy-turvy with black lines,
just before deciding to abandon them alltogether
Schullin Jewelry Shop
Kohlmarkt
Red and White Carnationsfor Chopin's
200th Birthday
Memorial Plaque
Graben
No Red?We'll have to do with the memory
of summer's red geraniums!
Generali-Hof
Graben
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Photographed
2 March 2010
Images and Text
© 2010 by Merisi
FAB
ReplyDeleteI like the theme, and how you played off of it in this series.
ReplyDeleteJUJU,
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Charles Gramlich,
that was definitely a Mondrian kind of day,
red and yellow just kept appearing. ;-)
Sooo beautiful. Red is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteNice to see that the lonely king of a previous post has a queen. It's evidently not easy being king -- he looks a bit weary.
ReplyDeleteOh Merisi, thank you for the tulips! They look so real.
ReplyDeleteI also have very vivid memories of summer's red geraniums!
Beautiful and striking, as always, Merisi! You have an eye for composition and beauty everywhere!
ReplyDeleteThe red and yellow tulips - stunning. I like the Boogie Woogie, simple but striking.
ReplyDeleteI've been listening to some of Chopin's Nocturnes today.
ReplyDeleteMerisi, you are a genius at playing with a visual theme. All of these pictures are so good, but so much of the pleasure is in how you put them together.
Lovely as usual...have a special geranium connection & want to leap ahead & order some. But no. Too cold. Another reason to move to southern Italy...with a protected balcony so they bloom most of the year.
ReplyDeleteAh, the queen looks sweet sitting there.
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I have been feeling under the weather and your beautiful flowers perked my lazy face right up into a smile, makes me happy these lovely images!
ReplyDeleteYou have a unique way of presenting your delightful photographs. Thank you Merisi.
ReplyDeleteExcellent! Happy to see that Wien is brightening up. Those little frosting flowers look good. Yum!
ReplyDeletered is everywhere today! lovely!
ReplyDeletexox,
susan
Another wonderful set of photographs. What a charming way to start the end of the week!
ReplyDeleteComing here to your blog, one is guaranteed a veritable feast for the eyes and the soul, both at once!
ReplyDeleteDelightful set of pictures!
ReplyDeleteIn fact, in the last image it's nice and funny to imagine summer's red geraniums!