.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
About Me
Towards a future tome
my other windows-blog (with Michael Tweed)
Labels
- architecture (1)
- at dawn (2)
- at night (3)
- autumn (1)
- balcony (6)
- beach (1)
- bedroom window (3)
- Berlin (1)
- blinds (1)
- blue (11)
- books (1)
- Bucharest (1)
- cafe (1)
- child (1)
- colours (1)
- contemplation (2)
- curtain moods (10)
- curtains (5)
- curtains as longing (1)
- dust (1)
- everyday (1)
- filtered light (5)
- Florence (1)
- flowers in the window (21)
- flowery curtains (6)
- fluttering curtains (2)
- fog (2)
- forgotten stories (1)
- from my balcony (4)
- frost (1)
- gardens (1)
- gentle breeze (1)
- gentle light (1)
- german windows (1)
- glass house (1)
- glimpses into the life of others (1)
- hanging (2)
- hazy (3)
- her windows (1)
- Herculane (1)
- hotel (4)
- in the search for darkness (3)
- instead of windows (1)
- italian windows (8)
- joy (1)
- kitchen window (3)
- lamp in the window (5)
- lasker-schueler (1)
- light in the curtains (4)
- light-filled (2)
- little one (1)
- living room window (1)
- mirror (1)
- moments (1)
- morning (1)
- my bathroom (5)
- my block of flats (1)
- my childhood house (4)
- my curtains (3)
- my old house (1)
- my windows (5)
- night (2)
- nocturnal reverie (2)
- nostalgic (1)
- november (1)
- objects in front of the window (3)
- old (7)
- out of the window (1)
- Paris (1)
- people (1)
- postcommunist windows (8)
- rain (2)
- rainy (10)
- red (3)
- reflections (8)
- shadow (1)
- shower curtain (5)
- sleeping away at friends' (1)
- smudge (1)
- snow (2)
- spring (6)
- still life (2)
- strange (1)
- summer window (3)
- Targu-Jiu (1)
- tea (1)
- things (1)
- through curtains (2)
- through the window (2)
- Tismana village (1)
- transparent doors (1)
- Tranströmer (1)
- travel (1)
- treasures on the window sill (1)
- tree (2)
- university (1)
- Veliko Tarnovo (1)
- venice (2)
- Vienna (4)
- Vilnius (1)
- Wallace Stevens (1)
- white (1)
- window as escape (1)
- window pane (1)
- window sill (4)
- windows facing windows (1)
- windows of seasons (1)
- windowsill life (1)
- winter (5)
- women (5)
- wooden (1)
wonderful series you've got going here...
ReplyDeleteit's not exactly a series as it's two separate women, but thematically yes, it will become a longer series of women in front of windows/curtains as i have many such instances now :-)
Deleteglad you enjoy it :-)
how often one chooses to live that quiet moment before a window, where we can look out into the world, perhaps into the new world, the future, when merely a small shift in the light is enough to show us our own face, already there ...
ReplyDelete.
ma uit la spatele ei si la parul ei. imi imaginez ca isi aranjase chipul pentru lumina si ca parul pastra in el intimitatea a ceea ce era inauntru. ca si cand nu ti-ar trebui decat putina de tot rigoare pentru a face fata lumii. parul inchide in el somnul nostru, cu tot ce este al lui: simplitatea rafinata, cea care a trecut prin tot. cea care trebuie sa desfaca atele albe ale unui kimono nou:) este lucrul cel mai important-nu pregatirea,nu ceea ce iese de acolo; tandretea dinauntrul ferestrelor,unde este lumina, umbra sau penumbra-si doar atat,o singura stare intermediara dar care duce cu sine totul.
ReplyDelete"women in front of windows"
ReplyDeletesounds interesting.
those are beautiful moments but our universes are always in bloom.
ReplyDeletesending you summer sunbeam kisses
si cei putin stiu de ce este astfel.
ReplyDeleteda, da, the bursting of a new world.