I fell hard for that entrance, that Atlas sort of guy holding the clock, and that clock itself. So romantic. For a few moments I stood there, memories of my husband filling my mind, then I set off for the bus stop.
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I like that Atlas guy too. It looks like he's checking the clock out to find out when's quitting time.
ReplyDeleteHmm, hmmm, hmmm... breakfast at Tiffany's!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSure looks great. That is what my eye immediately went to - the statue! Very elegant.
ReplyDeleteForgive me, I'm sure you meant that you've remembered going to Tiffany's with your husband...but after you just talked about Atlas then the memories. I thought surely, he was your Atlas. :)
cette horloge de chez tiffany est magnifique et bravo pour cette photo de nuit.
ReplyDeleteThis clock at tiffany is wonderful and bravo for this photo at night.
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ReplyDeleteAn expensive looking shop Lynette!
ReplyDeleteHe was a big guy like Atlas?
ReplyDeleteNice.
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Interesting looking building. That guy looks like he has just stole something and is running away!
ReplyDeleteIt does look like an expensive shop. I bet there are some beautiful things in there.
ReplyDeleteOooooh, love Tiffany's!
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i love knowing the photographers story behind her photos, maybe we should all do that.
ReplyDeleteWhat a husband you had! I could stand and look for hours and I'd not see my husband in that form but the guy walking by might remind me of mine.
ReplyDeleteThey just opened a Tiffany's in Nashville last year. Supposedly, it is the best grossing store for a city of this size. Not bad, I guess.
ReplyDeleteI like the Atlas/clock, too. . . .
Interesting... clever framing of the shot!
ReplyDeleteLet me say this about my husband LeRoy--he wasn't as big a guy as that Atlas, but oh, what a shape he had! I think it was all of the construction work he did that made his so strong. And he was romantic to boot, even if we never even saw a Tiffany's store in person. He could cook, too, just like his sons. Falling in love with that man remains one of the biggest blessings of my life.
ReplyDeleteOh my Dear, what a beautiful entry. As well as a beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteBitter-sweet...
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Mari-Nanci