Red Leather Strapand wool blankets
Fiaker coach in the shade of
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Red PoppiesChanel in gilded burlap look
Kohlmarkt
No Red?Still, Mozart lived here,
in the grey house at Domgasse 5
View from
Schulerstrasse
All AboardCity tour in fire engine red
Schulerstrasse
Not a Potted Plantbut a red marzipan rose
handmade at Demel's Pâtisserie
Kohlmarkt
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Photographed
25 April 2010
Images and text
© by Merisi
I love the picture with the red flowers, they look so natural although I am expecting they are not:)
ReplyDeleteIt is pleasure to visit your blog. Always so refreshing! Thanks for comments on my blog, I was too busy to even check mine and so sorry for not visiting yours lately. Well today I have some time, and...here I am! :)
ReplyDeleteRed is a favorite color of mine ... in all its variations. Thank you, Merisi, for this sampling.
ReplyDeleteThe Chanel poppies are quite splendid; however, you won't be surprised to hear that I prefer Demel's roses!
Best wishes. xo
Beautiful as always! I've missed your pictures during my blogging sabbatical. That fire engine looks so cool. I love it up against those neutral buildings.
ReplyDeleteFire Engine Cool!
ReplyDeleteThe utter perfection, whimsy, and beauty of the marzipan roses, as well as the elegant presentation seem to sum up Vienna for me. Of course, I only know Vienna through your photos ...
ReplyDeleteWell it seems that RED is a contagion-it's everywhere!
ReplyDeleteHow can that be?
Love the RED tulips from Demel..
Adorable!
Scrumptious :0)
ReplyDeleteSuch exquisite details!
ReplyDeleteI linked to you today.
Such exquisite details!
ReplyDeleteI linked to you today.
Oh no, Merisi, that mysterious woman totally stole my look!
ReplyDeleteShe even wore my noir nail polish!
*giggle*
Seriously, I want to adorn myself with those brilliant red poppies!
There is just something retro (and of course romantic) about red poppies.
Love that Chanel with the bright red poppies, and the marzipan--I made marzipan fruits one Christmas and they were great fun to make, and the smell was fabulous. Wonderful photos, comme toujours.
ReplyDeleteDear Merisi!
ReplyDeleteAm a fellow Vienna-lover (and inhabitant!) and have been watching your blog for some time! Lovely pictures today, and I really liked the past post about the crockery from the Naschmarkt! Looking forward to more news from you, and so nice to be able to finally post on your wall (finally, that is, that I have a Vienna blog of my own too, something I have wanted to try for quite a bit now)!
Take care and, maybe, bump into you someday on the streets of Vienna!
http://vanitography.blogspot.com/
I can almost taste that red marzipan rose.
ReplyDeleteRed is my FAVORITE color...so you can well imagine how I feel about this post! Gorgeous...as for the photo of Mozart's home? I think I spy a red roof in that shot... :-) So you have done it all perfectly! AS ALWAYS! ~Janine XO
ReplyDeleteLike that slight bend in the Dom Gasse. Guess Mozart's house is a museum now?
ReplyDeleteBut there is red in the Domgasse photo. Red roof tiles.
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