Friday is Skyday

Balcony view southwards at 09:23

Balcony view westwards at 17:13

Monochrome Monday

6 + 5 = ?

Beware of cheating

Weaker and weaker.
Week  by week.
Day by day.
Who cares?
Why?
As long as there are
such moments of joy ...

Would I know
there's not much time left
I might like to write
about veracity, tonight.

 

About manipulation,
about ethics,
(not only)
for journalists and photographers.

The peace of the night

Monochrome Monday

. . .

Beers & Books (406) – Paul Lynch: The Prophet Song

The Prophet Song

Paul Lynch *1977

Friday is Skyday

...

Autumn pleasures

Ahem ...
The afternoon before, I'd done a good job of sweeping all the leaves.

Beers & Books (405) – Sylvia Plath: Love Poems

Love Poems

Sylvia Plath (27 October 1932 – 11 February 1963) 

On the Road

On the road ...

... a bit foggy this morning.

And half an hour later even more fascinating.

Beers & Books (404) – Stolen Years

Stolen Years

Paul Hill see The Guildford Four

Monochrome Monday

Oh god, there was the morning light
as Dafydd ap Gwilym would whisper. Perhaps. ;-)

Impressió, sol ixent

«Impressió, sol ixent»
(Claude Monet – 1872)

My impression at first glance: I would love to have this Monet hanging in my library.
My monetary condition doesn't allow for it, though.

Beers & Books (403) – Máirtín O'Cadhain: The Key

Why would people call this book kafkaesque?
It's an excellent Ó Cadhain.

Máirtín ò Cadhain (1906 – 18 October 1970)