A Little Night Music
just wants to have fun!
in a secondhand shop
from Saturday's farmers' market
the magenta dahlias
from one of my
favorite farmer florists.
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Good Night
from Vienna!
Merisi July 2009
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Labels: A Little Night Musik, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Maria Callas

21 Comments:
Maria Callas will sing for you if you click on the images!
Good night from Vienna,
Merisi
Wow!
Such attitude! Such panache! Such fun! Magenta seems to spreading its joy lately. I found a brand new magenta Crayola crayon lying on the street the other day! Not as splendid as your 2nd hand market find, but free and fun and perhaps a sign from the universe to encourage me in my art-making.
You are a true artist Merisi. These are my very favourite pictures.
I have collected jugs with flowers on and they hang on my welsh dresser. I covet yours.
Wow is right! Great find, and elegant! I love this. What a treat!! Beautiful, Merisi.
A lovely composition! The pitcher is a wonderful find.
Beautiful!!
You know, you actually have "taste." I don't know many folks who do. ;)
Beautiful post, and lovely music to go with it :-)
What a find your jug was, and how lovely with the matching Dahlias.
Maria Callas was a delight to hear.
I thoroughly enjoyed all of them.
some well-spent money!
Absolute beautiful :-)
(by the way, did you get my email with the Venezia-addresses?)
Thank you all for your kind comments! I treasure them! :-)
Britt-Arnhild,
you got mail!
Days are a bit hectic here, since I am leaving very early Friday morning.
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I am really touched by the resonance to this little pitcher image which happened entirely by chance! I bought a large bouquet of mostly orange dahlias at the farmers market and needed a vase for a few magenta ones hiding amongst their orange sisters. I left the pitcher at the kitchen counter and the next morning, when the sun was streaming through the window, I simply took a few shots because I liked the light.
Btw, I am not into collecting things, but I am always scouting for small creamy white milk jugs. This one was a bit larger than the rest of my "collection" (half a dozen at the most), but it was irrestibly beautiful in my eyes.
What a beautiful subject matter. I love the "hot" lighting....it makes the magenta just jump out of the picture. You are a true artist, Merisi!
Hugs,
~Allie
Love these dhalias. You always have the most incredible flowers and desserts !!!
Love Maria Callas.
Merisi, I saw your comment on Corey's blog about antiques shops and He touched me a lot , Thanks for appreciating my blog !
Gorgeous light!
wonderful image :)
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