![](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-A54gRGrQJWs/T1uFA4i8F0I/AAAAAAAAno8/o5WU3177GcU/s320/20120310_Red-Cup-Book-Yppen-Square-Copyright-2012-by-Merisi-Vienna_0006.jpg)
... the great silver teapots,
each like a kettle-drum on its wheeled stand,
crossed and recrossed the aisles between the tables ... *
![](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-XXxsGjMhXJI/T1uCyH0EXtI/AAAAAAAAnow/LUOgRP1YjVU/s400/20120310_Red-Tulips-Farmers-Market-Yppen-Square-Copyright-2012-by-Merisi-Vienna_0031.jpg)
Tulips and watermelons
Yppen Square Market
16th District
![](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-yCjHyU96ozc/T1uHoEOzu_I/AAAAAAAAnpI/fypjPwaFk7M/s400/20120310_7th-District-Scaffolding-Red-Copyright-2012-by-Merisi-Vienna_0061.jpg)
with green scaffolding
7th District
*) Quoted from
Penelope Fitzgerald's "The Beginning of Spring"
Photographed Saturday, 10 March 2012
Images © by Merisi
That cup and saucer is a bit overly read for me. Very intense contrast against the white pages of the book.
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ReplyDeleteI agree, the colors are very strong, to say the least. I left them the way they turned out because they reflect the bright sunlight which I enjoyed while sitting outside (I was waiting for company and brunch).
May I ask what kind of monitor you have? The red looks different on my Macbook, a truer red, such as I remember the cup to have, while on my color-calibrated Dell monitor, it has a less brilliant tone.
I should have said that "I thought they reflect the bright sunlight" - then again, it is what it is! ;-)
ReplyDeleteMerisi, cardamon tea sounds delicious, I have only had cardamon coffee in Oman but would love to taste this tea.
ReplyDeleteI've lately been drinking iced peach tea . . . yummm
Gorgeous reds! I'd give anything to join you there in the Vienna sunshine, over a coffee and maybe a slice of Guglhupf! (How come Viennese treats not only look utterly divine but have such cool names too?!)
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