AT HOME WITH BOOKS
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Tunes ♫♪
On me:
*barberyumyum* - S06(brown) Atype
Catwa - Catya bento head
Glam Affair - Mira applier @ The Arcade
Erratic - Laura sweater @ Collabor88
Erratic - Eloise skirt @ Collabor88
Mutresse - Frida booties @ Collabor88
NX-Nardcotix - Finlay Backpack @ TMD
Le Poppycock - Booklover (pose, cat & book) @ TLC
The Scene:
Cheeky pea - Brother county set @ FaMeshed
Hive - Hay bales
(Milk Motion) under construction penthouse
DOUX - Seuta Hairstyle
La Perlaa - Luna babydoll
Cae :: Presley :: Necklace
..::THOR::.. Get Inspired! - Quotes Coffe Mug
Le Poppycock *Book Lovers* Booklover's Dream (Cat)
Le Poppycock - Alone again pose
“Fairy tales are more than true: not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten.”
― Neil Gaiman, Coraline
according to the description on the cover, this is the first (ever) illustrated edition of J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Philosophers's Stone" ... and the illustrations are such a beautiful work of art by Jim Kay (but they wouldn't fit into a MM frame ; ))
taken with the manual Laowa 60mm ultra macro lens @ about f/5.6
Macro Mondays, theme of June 5, 2023: Books
I will be catching up in the late evening. HMM !
🎶 505 - Arctic Monkeys (lyrics video)
Crazy Tuesday - theme of May 31, 2022: Numbers
[taken with the manual Laowa 60mm ultra macro lens]
Happy Crazy Tuesday !
I will catch up in the evening : )
Stealthic - Fatal hair @ Kustom9
Rebel Gal x Ec.cloth - Baldwin top & Mallory shorts @ Uber
Rebel Gal x Ec.cloth - Savana Ruffle Heels @ Uber
Le Poppycock - School days pose @ ULTRA event
Le Poppycock - Booklovers cats @ The Liaison Collaborative
Taikou - Gaien market backdrop @ Kustom9
Reading the series as a teenager and playing with light. I was sixteen years old and had just started using a Canon Reflex.
Autorenbuchhandlung Berlin, Savignyplatz, Charlottenburg
ODC Our Daily Challenge: Something you do for fun
meet my "grief support"--
-- This is me and my dog (when he was a bit younger) reading in the morning :)
(miss these days)
#JustForFun
#PhotographyIsArt
#ArtIsMyTheraoy
Sher Mandal, the library of second Mughal ruler, Humayun, is believed to have been built five centuries back.
From contemporary documents it is learnt that Humayun fell on the stairs while descending and died.
Taken in Delhi, India
Another de Chirico inspired laneway shot. The cyclist must be a booklover checking out the portable library. www.flickr.com/photos/luminosity7/52280306716/in/dateposted/
Ve her şey yetişti gene
Kahverengi bir çarşambadan
Sapsarı bir cumartesiye
#edipcansever #benruhibeynasılım
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#light #night #sister #reading #time #park #photooftheday #picoftheday #pixelmaster #benimgozumden #instanight #mobilephotography #asus #siirsokakta #edebiyat #literature #books #booklover #tb #throwback
Continuing with my more people-oriented portrait of New York. How much more 'people' can you get than an outdoor, Summer, vegetable market ? Lower Broadway meets 14th Street in a distinctive New York City park, the west and north side of which becomes that farmers' market.
Just 2 streets south of here on Broadway at East 12th is the famous "Strand" bookstore. "18 miles of books" a sign says on the store front. I spent over 4 hours in there and could've probably burned up a couple more. It's an astounding universe all it's own. A booklovers paradise.
Original Pano images in this diptych taken June 8, 2019.
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Music Link: "Just Another Day" - Brian Eno, from his album "Another Day on Earth".
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qH9gb3mpYPg
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© 2019, Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ). All rights reserved. This image may not be used in any form here or elsewhere without express, written permission.
Una rica merienda y una buena lectura.What else?
#elmercaderdelibros #luiszueco #books #booklover #librosymaslibros #lecturas2021 #whatelse #merienda
This room wasn’t built to store books. It was built to honor them.
Floor-to-ceiling shelves wrap around the walls like a fortress of paper, topped by a gallery that turns reading into something almost ceremonial. The dark wood paneling, the carved details, even the stained-glass window catching the daylight — everything says this library once belonged to a world where knowledge had weight, where learning was something you could enter and physically surround yourself with.
And yet the scene on the floor tells the opposite story. Pages and fragments scattered across the rug like fallen leaves. A few books abandoned face-down, as if even they gave up trying to be found. The leather sofa still sits there, waiting, but the silence has shifted: not the calm silence of concentration — the hollow silence of something that has been left behind.
The globe beside the couch is the perfect symbol. It’s a reminder of a time when discovering the world meant turning pages, following lines on a map, slowly building a picture in your head. Today we carry the world in our pockets, but that immediacy comes at a price: knowledge becomes fast, endless, and strangely disposable. We don’t keep it the same way. We don’t live with it. We scroll past it.
Rooms like this feel like monuments to a different rhythm. To patience. To depth. To the idea that understanding was worth the time it demanded. Many of the titles on these shelves may no longer matter in a practical sense — outdated reference works, forgotten editions, knowledge replaced by updates and search bars — but the space itself still matters. Because it shows what we used to believe: that books were not content, but legacy.
On Emie:
PADO Cookie hair @ c88
TETRA Off-shoulder cardigan
TETRA Fiona necklaces
MILOTA Ilmatar dress
On me (although I hide under a cat)
Wasabi Fiji Hair
Tres Blah Pearl cardigan & Satin slip dress
Sorumin Christmas Socks
Le Poppycock Booklover series
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When I first rezzed the Harwich set out, I was amazed. I knew from the pictures that it was going to be pretty, but I was surprised and delighted with the level of detail in the textures. I'm a total texture snob, so I girly-squealed, I admit! Definitely expect to see more of LouChara's Designs in all my posts!