Tag Archive: interior

Indoor Cosmos

Here in Asheville you can actually see the stars. It was especially chilly last night, and very clear. As I came home even the ambient city light did not obscure Orion blazing brightly in sky directly overhead. I’m going to have to make a point to get further out into the countryside for the next…

Diner

Contemporary nostalgia: a yearning in the present for a past that never quite was. A Year Ago: Inside Curve The view down a stairwell is iconic, perhaps even clichéd… [read more]

Fixture

I am apparently fascinated by ceiling fixtures, as I photograph them with great regularity but with only occasional success. A Year Ago: Run Away Time to go have some fun, or at least take a break… [read more]

Bag Claim

The original capture here was so flawed that I pretty much decided to just toss that badboy out with the bathwater. The only reason I share it with you today is that I think it has good bones. The geometry and texture of this space are scrumptious. A Year Ago: Subtle I’ve opined before that…

Obey The Muse

That Muse, she one impatient bitch. There I am, enjoying an interesting conversation with dear friends, after a delightful meal. Minding my own business, you could say. My eye wanders to the back corner of the dining room. The early evening sun, not quite setting yet, is filtering through two rooms, catching on a vase,…

Oil Can

The St. Augustine Lighthouse was designed by the same architect who built the Bodie and Currituck lights in the Outer Banks. A Year Ago: Construction Caution That orange! Such yellow!… [read more]

Turkish Lamp

I spent an enjoyable couple of hours this afternoon helping Liz and Abbie find wall-paint for their respective home projects. Liz wanted a cheerful, energizing color for her home office. Abbie needed something that would harmonize equally well with the hand-painted Mexican tile, the white subway tile, and the black rail tile that she’s using…

Light & Shadow, Key West

One of the indignities that my friends tolerate me inflicting upon them is to have a meal or a conversation abruptly interrupted by photographic urgency. This image, with its shadows and overlay of raking bounced light called to me at breakfast over Amy’s shoulder. I abandoned her for a couple of minutes to record it….

Cat House

There was a man who loved cats. He loved their grace and their independence and their unsubservient affection. He loved their sang froid and their remorseless, predatory ways. He wanted the cats that kept him company to be true to their own nature, as he saw it, and so he did not spay them. Some…

Through The Looking Glass

If you like a really good breakfast buffet and are partial to the occasional dose of old-school elegance, you can hardly beat the Omni Shoreham’s golden, light-filled dining area, right off their main lobby. The food is plentiful and varied, the service impeccable, and the environment is genuinely soothing and uplifting. A Year Ago: A…