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Sophie

January 7, 2017 by gaby in Hannover and tagged 1974, art, big, black, blue, city, cold, dark, famous, flowers, freezing, green, iPhone, Leine, Leineufer, light, moon, moonshine, Nana, Nici de Saint Phalle, night, night sky, painted, polyester, purple, red, reflections, river, sculpture, Skulpturenmeile, tall, trees, wall, water, white, winter, yellow | 3 Comments

One of Nici de Saint Phalle’s famous Nanas: ‘Sophie’ (1974).

Early bird

March 4, 2016 by gaby in Hannover and tagged bird, black, blue, bridge, clouds, cold, frost, glow, grid, lines, metal, Mittellandkanal, morning, Noltemeyerbrücke, reflections, river, silhouettes, sky, stripes, structures, sun, sunlight, sunshine, surface, trees, water, waves, white, winter, yellow | 2 Comments

Good morning Mittellandkanal.

Summer?!?

June 13, 2014 by gaby in South Boston and tagged blue, brick, buildings, cars, cold, crossroads, crosswalk, drops, fog, foggy, gray, green, lights, New England, Nexus 5, pedestrian, polka dots, purple, rain, rainy, sky, street lights, summer, truck, umbrella, water, weather, wet, yellow | 1 Comment

2014-06-13

Seriously New England, enough already!

Bianco

April 29, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged bloom, blossoms, brown, Callery pear, cold, flowers, gray, green, grey, leaves, Nexus 5, overcast, pear, Pyrus calleryana, sky, spring, tree, white, wintery | Leave a comment

2014-04-29

Back to whites, grays, overcast and wintery temperatures. But at least the white is not snow…

Recommencement

March 26, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged architecture, blue, buds, chipped, church, cold, construction site, conversion, Harvard Square, historic, iPhone, Isaac Melvin, Lesley University, library, light, moving, North Avenue Congregational Church, old, Old Cambridge Baptist Church, paint, peeled off, Porter Square, shadows, sky, spring, sunlight, tower, tree, twigs, white, wood | Leave a comment

2014-03-26

Probably one of the most moved churches: It was built in 1845 near Harvard Square, was moved to Porter Square in 1867 and then another 100 ft in December 2013. Now it is converted into a library for Lesley University.

Singles

March 13, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged art, black, bronze, brown, cold, commuter rail, concrete, corner, Glove Cycle, gloves, items, lost, Mags Harries, MBTA, mittens, objects, pile, Porter Square, sculptor, sculpture, station, stone, tiles, winter | 5 Comments

2014-03-13

Hope everyone on the East Coast had a pair of gloves today…

Spire

March 5, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged black, branches, bricks, bright, church, cold, corner, dark, edge, Harvard, illuminated, light, lyrics, Memorial church, monochrome, night, Nikon Coolpix p310, shadows, sky, spiky, spire, standing, steeple, stone, The White Stripes, trees, twigs, white, windows, winter, wood | 1 Comment

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I saw you standing in the corner
On the edge of a burning light
I saw you standing in the corner
Come to me again in the cold, cold night…

(The White Stripes – In the cold, cold night; 2003)

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