Sunday, January 20, 2008

A winter's day out walking ...


reflection, originally uploaded by - di.

Jessie and I went out wandering and found this old room in the city, even the ceiling has a beautiful painting on it.

Gert asked me where it is, I had no real idea. It's one that I always find by accident.

So there I was, wondering what it might have been when the camera clicked and she had me ... a photograph of that rarely captured breed known as the photographer ;)

5 comments:

  1. And the room was open? With nobody inside? Nor a name tag or price tag?
    I really wonder how big Antwerp is, since you discover new place everyday that no one knows about.

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  2. LOL Di, you never cease to amaze me :-)

    Great shot, I have been wondering too where exactly in Antwerp(en) it could have been taken.

    If you post more details I may be able to locate the building (I need a street, a monument, anything that may give me a clue)

    [smiling] Did you have absolutely no idea where you actually were when you took this shot? :-))

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  3. The room was open, it's part of a complex that has an information notice outside it, and an information/gift shop attached. There are people working in offices there too ... hmmm, I posted about it before I think.

    I've been there before but always find it by accident Manic.

    Peter, I had to smile but yes, I really don't know precisely where it is ... but we were on our way to Via Via Cafe and we may have detoured - it's in that vicinity but I can't remember why we detoured. I realised when Gert asked me where it was, I started talking and had no idea.

    Going to search my blog, I think I've posted on it before ...

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  4. I never know how to find my way back to the places I've been.

    This is why we're "women wandering."

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  5. Lol yes v-grrrl ... and really we're lost. Rome is the only place I did okay in but I think it was because I was mostly alone and not being too lost was imperative.

    My first apartment in Istanbul for everyone to find, me included for that first couple of months.

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