Today, as I lay nursing my son, I heard a truck park below our apartment. There was a flash of light and when I looked up, I saw this:
Old buildings, old windows, old iron work: I breathed in the delicacy of it all.
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Carpe Diem
Paris is not only encouraging me to contemplate elegance and aesthetics, but it's also teaching me to seize the moment.
Today, as I lay nursing my son, I heard a truck park below our apartment. There was a flash of light and when I looked up, I saw this:
Old buildings, old windows, old iron work: I breathed in the delicacy of it all.
Today, as I lay nursing my son, I heard a truck park below our apartment. There was a flash of light and when I looked up, I saw this:
Old buildings, old windows, old iron work: I breathed in the delicacy of it all.
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2 comments:
Wow, Dya. What beautiful photos! I have a similar ceiling-light photo of my flat in London. Something about empty rooms is so moving — have you ever seen the Hopper painting of plain light in a vacant room? Beautiful.
xx -
Kai
Thanks Kai! And thanks for bringing Hopper into my life. Are you referring to Sun in an Empty Room? http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/
auth/hopper/interior/hopper.sun-empty-room.jpg
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