Shopping (136 of 365)

This is one of several photos to come from my adventure to Paris on Ponce Sunday afternoon. Paris on Ponce is a very neat antique store. Although the main purpose of going was to find a fun inside spot to take photos, I was also keeping my eyes peeled for anything I might want for my new place.

This photo is of a very tall glass chandelier. I kid you not, this chandelier had to be 6-8 feet tall!

Angel or Devils (135 of 365)

This angel is carved on a Roman burial piece.

Road/Street (134 of 365)

This large puddle of water was in my path as I was walking around Emory University. I really liked the colorful reflection of the trees and the sky.


And, a wider shot, to give you a better idea of the surroundings.

Windows (133 of 365)

A fun window in the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University. These round windows are spaced throughout the gallery.

Navigational Aids (132 of 365)

This one is a bit blurry, but it was actually the only shot of the floors I was able to get without someone walking into the shot, and I really liked it for the theme.
This map is carved into the hardwood floors in the Michael C. Carlos Museum.

Sunday Six: Week 19

This week I have a Recap Six. Although I took a few pictures throughout the week, I'm only using one for my Sunday Six this week. The remaining five are from today.


Friday night I met up with some family who were in town for a few days. We ended up at a little tapas bar called Blue Grotto. This is our seating area. We had this neat little corner, curtained off from the rest of the restaurant.


Today, I went photo exploring with a friend. We ended up at a funky antique store called Paris on Ponce. They have many, many fun things to take pictures of.


We both had fun taking photos of this mannequin.







Until next week ...

Past Its Prime (131 of 365)

I'm not sure what type of flower this is, but its center has lost all of its petals.

Broken (130 of 365)

This is the sarcophagus of Asetirdis which is on display at the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University. Notice its broken nose?

Haphazard (129 of 365)

I found this pretty flower in the gardens at Callanwolde. I thought the randomness of its petals, and the different textures of them, fit this theme pretty well.

Aged (128 of 365)

A carved Roman relief on display at the Michael C. Carlos Museum. I really like the delicate flower in the relief.