MADELEINE
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an afternoon with... 
inspiration
I concur—fantastic blog idea!!!
I really love this blog, but there is a black box on the right of the page really spoiling the pleasure. (The box about following the blog) I would add it even though there wasnt such a box there. People who likes the blog would. How to get rid of it? It also takes takes the view from parts of the photos which is very disturbing. I eventually added my email adress to make the box go away, but then another one came instead, aargh…But lovely project, anyway.
Awww such a beautiful room. Especially the work desk.
eatzybitzy,
Glad you liked it!
Michael
Totally agree. Either city or country – no middle ground for me either. And I’m glad I’m not the only one who feels a little awestruck by the possibilities at this moment in my life. Newly married with the whole world waiting for us…what to do with it is what I’m trying to figure out right now.
Beautiful apartment. The odds and ends, nicely displayed. As always, beautifully photographed.
Simple and spectacular.
Books and shoes! Books and shoes!
crocodile is funny.
regards from Florence, M 🙂
Fiona,
Florence?! Enjoy.
Michael
lol. Rome now. and thanks for that answer VERY. lool.
Beautiful pictures – her life seems so charming!
Style Theories,
Like I said below. Wait till you see her video.
Michael
it is hard to tell, why we fall in love. so, I am not trying to do, just note that I did.
Annton,
Consider it noted.Wait til you see her video. She’s so charming.
Best,
Michael
you were right; the video adds even more light. she appears like spring or early summer mornings. there is always so much urban poetry to your work, Michael.
greetings from the studio,
annton
i surrender i surrender!
Robert,
Please explain!
Michael
Lovely. I’m a terrible snoop thou for I tried to get a close of the bookshelf titles. Must be a librarian thing. Love the croc shot…made me smile ~
Angela,
Thanks for commenting. I am always fascinated by peoples book shelves. I always look for books I have read.
Im glad we made you smile. Have a great day.
Best,
Michael
What creative people you find! I want her shoes!
Once again you’ve created beautifully aestheticized work that also provides such a simple, yet sublime, peek into someone’s world. I don’t mean to be a Facebook hater, it’s a valuable resource, still everything there has a certain air of vulgarity even when it’s important. Here you’ve harnessed the best of new media to make us not detached, but more connected.