The rain and shine created a large and beautiful rainbow over Grinzing this morning! I so very much wanted to stop the car and take a photo. I thought better of the impulse. :)
Thank zou for being such an understanding friend during my recent hard times. The worst is over, we were able to have the funeral on the 10th, the only day both our children crossed in Australia.
This is absolutely brilliant Merisi! I thought that I was looking at first at a work by Monet. Absolutely stunning. Very well done. Have a Happy weekend~
Such a lovely picture. Here in Mumbai, I think monsoon season is slowly drawing to an end. I've been here three months already and have another three months to go before heading back to San Francisco. I'm missing my sweet granddaughter who was born a month before I came to India.
this is a great photo. It is so difficult to capture rain as such, and you even pictured a sunny rainshower.
I want to say thank you for recommending Andrei Makine before I left to Russia. My partner read one of his smaller books at the beach at the Baltic Sea. Makine is such a good writer! In German we say "die Bücher haben einen Sog". You forget where you are, you totally immerse ... the best think that can happen when your connecting flight is delayed and you are grounded in Berlin Tegel.. :-)
Merisi, here's a strange thing. I haven't got my usual blogger follower updating your your recent posts...and so, just because i felt that you'd been sending us all sorts of poetic Viennese posts in the past frew weeks, I clicked on your site...and voila...or whatever might be the appropriate Viennese term.
Lots of lovely late summer posts from you about your beautiful city.
Now I will be on the lookout for some future postings from you, and will check in the way I did this evening if I don't get a blogger clue, or cue.
Beautiful!
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Gustav Klimt's last studio is about 2 minutes away from the spot I stood to take the picture. ;-)
DeleteThe rain and shine created a large and beautiful rainbow over Grinzing this morning! I so very much wanted to stop the car and take a photo. I thought better of the impulse. :)
ReplyDeleteNext time, ignore that little voice that keeps you from catching a rainbow! ;-)
DeleteThank zou for being such an understanding friend during my recent hard times. The worst is over, we were able to have the funeral on the 10th, the only day both our children crossed in Australia.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a painting!
ReplyDeleteMerisi, that is a very painterly photograph. Klimt would be so happy to have you in his neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend! xo
He would have wanted to add a tad of gold! ;-)
DeleteOn such days the rain is like liquid light.
ReplyDeleteSo true! I shot this at F/32, trying to capture as much as possible of the sunlight hitting the raindrops.
DeleteThis is absolutely brilliant Merisi! I thought that I was looking at first at a work by Monet. Absolutely stunning. Very well done. Have a Happy weekend~
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely picture. Here in Mumbai, I think monsoon season is slowly drawing to an end. I've been here three months already and have another three months to go before heading back to San Francisco. I'm missing my sweet granddaughter who was born a month before I came to India.
ReplyDeleteStunning photography. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeletebeautiful .. very Klimt-ish
ReplyDeleteDear Merisi,
ReplyDeletethis is a great photo. It is so difficult to capture rain as such, and you even pictured a sunny rainshower.
I want to say thank you for recommending Andrei Makine before I left to Russia. My partner read one of his smaller books at the beach at the Baltic Sea.
Makine is such a good writer! In German we say "die Bücher haben einen Sog". You forget where you are, you totally immerse ... the best think that can happen when your connecting flight is delayed and you are grounded in Berlin Tegel.. :-)
best regards,
Paula
Merisi, here's a strange thing. I haven't got my usual blogger follower updating your your recent posts...and so, just because i felt that you'd been sending us all sorts of poetic Viennese posts in the past frew weeks, I clicked on your site...and voila...or whatever might be the appropriate Viennese term.
ReplyDeleteLots of lovely late summer posts from you about your beautiful city.
Now I will be on the lookout for some future postings from you, and will check in the way I did this evening if I don't get a blogger clue, or cue.
xo
Love me some Bruce Hornsby and lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteAll okay in Vienna?
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So impressionistic! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteNice artistic effect!
ReplyDeleteOh lovely! What a great nature scene!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for a beautiful autumn week...
Love,
Titti
Sure miss your posts. Hope all is well
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