Sunday 28 August 2011

Sunday Morning in the City
Breakfast in Paradise


Looking up

on my way

to the bakery

Someone who prefers
to sleep in

while I am back home
trying to count the Black-eyed Susans
in the garden below in their morning finery,
a cup of tea and fresh croissants by my side

Photographed
this morning
Images and Text
© by Merisi

9 comments:

  1. I took all the images here with my 85mm lens.

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  2. simply gorgeous!
    Of course I coudl not go outside this morning but would have seen nothing like this anyway so just as well to come here for stroll in your shoes :)

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  3. Paris Breakfasts:
    Carol, I was thinking of you! I kept looking up the NYTimes all day. I hope all is right in your neighborhood!
    The morning here was gorgeous. After the thunderstorm that came through last night, I had not expected blue skies when I woke up.

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  4. Merisi, I agree with Carol about really liking the look of your morning stroll. I'm glad to report that we are now drying out and getting back to normal in NYC.

    I am also glad to report that I have checked out a Stefan Zweig collection: The Royal Game, Amok, The Burning Secret, Fear, Letter from an Unknown woman. Thank you for the introduction. xo

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  5. Your walk is full of intense colors and captivating shadows. I love the balcony with the splash of yellow!

    Bises,
    Genie

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  6. dear merisi!
    i adore your blog. i too, live in vienna and am in constant awe and exploration of this city, trying to capture all its beauty. thanks for inspiring me and directing me.

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  7. following you and feeling serene ...
    M-Noëlle

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  8. Frances,
    it is with great joy that I hear you came through the storm alright!
    I am looking forward to hear from you about Stefan Zweig!

    Genie,
    early summer mornings, especially after a thunderstorm the night before, are special. I love the light!

    Alicia,
    welcome and thank you!
    It is such a special place, isn't it?
    I am still full of wonder when I walk around here.
    And I still feel that I am only at the beginning. ;-)

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  9. M-Noëlle,
    oh, that makes me feel good too! :-)

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