I like this little group of fuze boxes, I like how they're grouped. The little spaces between them are interesting to me, as is the paint peeling everywhere.
Plus, there's a little bit of poetry in the gentle sweep of all that wiring.
I love seeing your windows and doors - so different compared to what I see here in my city! That's the benefit, the interest of these CDP blog photos! Bravo, Mary Ann!
I really like the theme of your blog - it's little things like this that excite me too. I wish I had taken pictures when I lived in the Middle East too! Just an excuse to go back I guess! Do you have a blog about life in Beirut or just this photo one? Jasmine :)
Hi Jasmine, thanks! Very rarely, a detail or two of life in Beirut will turn up on my blog. Truthfully, blogging essays is far more work than uploading a photo and usually photos are all I can manage. Living in Beirut is a full time job after all. :)
Everybody's looking for something. Mary Ann is looking for the real Beirut, whatever that means. These are the photos she takes along the way.
You can browse around the archives here or check out her other blogs. There's one from a few years ago, back when she blogged about art. And then there's another from '09 when she lived in St. Louis (USA).
I love seeing your windows and doors - so different compared to what I see here in my city! That's the benefit, the interest of these CDP blog photos!
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I really like the theme of your blog - it's little things like this that excite me too. I wish I had taken pictures when I lived in the Middle East too! Just an excuse to go back I guess! Do you have a blog about life in Beirut or just this photo one? Jasmine :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jasmine, thanks! Very rarely, a detail or two of life in Beirut will turn up on my blog. Truthfully, blogging essays is far more work than uploading a photo and usually photos are all I can manage. Living in Beirut is a full time job after all. :)
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