I always enjoy the beautiful architecture that you share, but I adore that little wooden fence with the Snapdragons! I am realizing that I have not seen any Snaps in any gardens all year...hmm~
Mary, that little fenced garden with the snapdragons is right behind the Rudbeckia you see in the last picture, in that little park at the back of the Secession pavilion.
I always enjoy your photos of your world, and like the others, I really love the fence and snapdragons! Delightful! Hope your week is going well, Merisi! Enjoy!
I found an image of clouds looking almost like those in the picture here, which "The Cloudsman" (John A. Day, The Book of Clouds) describes as follows: "A Jiggly Jell-O sky with active convection in the layered cloud."
Hello Merisi. Your Viennese "postcards" are always lovely. I'm so glad you keep this blog! Wanted to tell you that the Getty Museum here in LA is hosting a special exhibit of Gustav Klimt's drawings until September. I might try to get up there for that.
I can't believe you have rain after such fluffy clouds yesterday... Come to Paris The sun's shining off to the pool a tout a suite been trying to for 2 hours!!
I love a rainy day, or two, with a rainy night bedded in between. ;-) Somehow, it feels so luxurious being able to work inside while outside the rain keeps falling.
Gosh - first to comment: Don't know what to say.
ReplyDelete*lol*
DeleteBeen around that neighbourhood lately? ;-)
I always enjoy the beautiful architecture that you share, but I adore that little wooden fence with the Snapdragons! I am realizing that I have not seen any Snaps in any gardens all year...hmm~
ReplyDeleteMary, that little fenced garden with the snapdragons is right behind the Rudbeckia you see in the last picture, in that little park at the back of the Secession pavilion.
DeleteBeautiful blues and whites. Love the vapour trail in the sky, the puffy clouds - and the white snapdragons.
ReplyDeleteThank you! :-)
DeleteLove the fence with the snapdragons today. Making me long for a long walk outside - alas it is much too hot here just now...
ReplyDeleteWould be a perfect day for a walk in the rain, around here, that is! ;-)
DeleteI always enjoy your photos of your world, and like the others, I really love the fence and snapdragons! Delightful! Hope your week is going well, Merisi! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThank you and a wonderful rest of the week to you too!
DeleteSomething about the fence is very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI have noticed more than once this sort of fence near Art Nouveau buildings. I wonder if there is any connection.
Deletea very similar bright intense light hitting the architecture is happening here as well
ReplyDeleteLove your cloud formations!!
I found an image of clouds looking almost like those in the picture here, which "The Cloudsman" (John A. Day, The Book of Clouds) describes as follows:
Delete"A Jiggly Jell-O sky with active convection in the layered cloud."
The reflection of the sky blue in the windows in the first shot is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLike the wooden fence too, charming.
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More than once have I looked twice on similar window reflections, to make sure they are not some kind of blinds. ;-)
DeleteHello Merisi. Your Viennese "postcards" are always lovely. I'm so glad you keep this blog! Wanted to tell you that the Getty Museum here in LA is hosting a special exhibit of Gustav Klimt's drawings until September. I might try to get up there for that.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sara!
DeleteI think it is the same exhibition I saw here in Vienna, earlier in the year.
You show us the very best of Vienna! Lovely1
ReplyDeleteThe shot of Secession Building is beautifully framed with the bright green leaves of summer and punctuated by a contrail in that blue sky!
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
Thank you, Genie! :-)
DeleteI can't believe you have rain after such fluffy clouds yesterday...
ReplyDeleteCome to Paris
The sun's shining
off to the pool a tout a suite
been trying to for 2 hours!!
I love a rainy day, or two, with a rainy night bedded in between. ;-)
DeleteSomehow, it feels so luxurious being able to work inside while outside the rain keeps falling.
Update, shortly before 5 PM:
DeleteSun's back, temperature at 25°C, streets and air washed clean.
Gorgeous turquoise reflections in those windows...mesmerizing.
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