Christina of Soul Aperture is hosting a celebration of simple things.
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This is not the finest example of a dahlia plant,
but it's rather touching anyway.
Reflections in a door on 21st Street.
White clouds seen from a building at Robert Moses beach.
My favorite milk jug bathed in morning light.
All super, but the clouds seen from a building, and the building, at Robert Moses beach, is especially sublime!
ReplyDeleteThe still life is gorgeous! I've become more interested in them since seeing the Luis Menlendez show at the national Gallery. His still lifes are crazy - a bunch of fruits set in front of a stormy landscape with the trees whipping around, for instance.
ReplyDeleteHe includes a lot of meat in his still lifes, too. Meat? It's weird and I love it.
Your favorite milk jug is fabulous, especially with lemons and morning sun.
I love all the conrrast in these photos, Elizabeth...each a magic moment. Your still life at the bottom has such every day sweetness about it... Thank you for sharing :o) Happy Day ((HUGS))
ReplyDeletethe flower is so elegant!! the strawberries look yummy!
ReplyDeleteYour yellow milk jug is very cute. i imagine it to be old but special an unreplacable
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection. I can see why that is your favorite jug :)
ReplyDeleteSimply magnificent pictures!
ReplyDeleteLove the lines and shades of the building at the beach and the sunlight streaming onto your breakfast table.
Oh your milk jug, what a divine simple pleasure!! All photos lovely Elizabeth!
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Constance
ahhh! Robert Moses... one of my favorite beaches!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful, Elizabeth. My favorite is the last one...I do love the colors!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely images - simplicity at its best!
ReplyDeleteSuch soothing photos ... simple is quite good
ReplyDeleteOh, those raspberries look so good.
ReplyDeleteI love that yellow jug with the berries and cherries. This is a beautiful, beautiful list!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your photos!
ReplyDeleteAnd we Hawaii people kow beauty.
Aloha, Dear
Comfort Spiral
Love the photo of the door - and your gorgeous yellow jug.
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http://booktalk.guardian.co.uk/WebX/.7760781a/0?14@150.Ldsbg8W4AY2@
Your simple things are always so fabulously un-simple! I especially like the sweet little yellow milk pitcher.
ReplyDeleteThere is truly beauty in simplicity. Love how the yellow jug matches the fresh lemons.
ReplyDeleteI like how you captured everything in photos :), very pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I especially love the last one with your milk jug, the berries and the lemons.
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You see in such a beautiful way. The clouds through the door are so simple, but incredibly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSimply lovely.
xo
Beautiful images to go along with your list.
ReplyDeletelovely bowl of berries!
ReplyDeleteI love the last image ... the yellow jug and red strawberries looks really good together and made more beautiful by the natural light. Nice...
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are wonderful. I am partial to the images of New York. Thanks for a doorway into some lovely memories.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Simply Beautiful... I would love to have the lemons and berries on my kitchen wall. They embody all things healthy and nourishing.
ReplyDeleteThe milk jug vignette is stunning Elizabeth!
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steph
All lovely but the jug is my favourite! Scrumptious with the raspberries.
ReplyDeleteGlorious! Love the solitary dahlia againt that terracotta wall .... could be in Spain or Portugal.
ReplyDeleteThe Robert Moses Beach shot is fantastic. I love to see that enlarged to mural size.
Your milk jug - oh, how lovely....and my favourite colour, too!
I've been scrolling through your week -- sorry that I have been so absent! -- and the picture of the lemons and berries just JUMPED out at me. I could practically eat those colours.
ReplyDeleteI've been off on a marvelous vacation and am only just not getting around to visiting all of Christina's friends in this happy-making idea. I just wanted to say hello and tell you how much I like your milk jug picture.
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