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beautiful places
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A Gift Guide for no particular occasion1 year ago
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Best of the Week: 6/30/231 year ago
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A Winter's Tale5 years ago
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https://www.instagram.com/p/BqZVvp3FlmD/5 years ago
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Amsterdam/Tokyo (8 – part I)6 years ago
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Auto Crash Collision7 years ago
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WERBOWY7 years ago
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On emotional output7 years ago
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Photo8 years ago
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06-06-2016.......8 years ago
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The 'V' Word8 years ago
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We've moved!8 years ago
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Love and Snow9 years ago
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Hello Hello...10 years ago
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Kitchen Cabinet Knobs Images11 years ago
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Ca continue ...11 years ago
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Please update your RSS feed link11 years ago
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happy halloween12 years ago
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les heures douces12 years ago
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Déménagement.13 years ago
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paris: extras, part two…14 years ago
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七夕天の川14 years ago
The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
...because I'm a sucker for architecture and strong women.
Coastliners by Joanne Harris
...where my daughter got her name ;)
Vol de Nuit by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
..obviously.
The Old Patagonian Express by Paul Theroux
...adventure writing at its finest.
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
...how could I not?
Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald
My favorite of his...by a hair.
India Song by Marguerite Duras
...spellbinding.
The Moomin Family chronicles by Tove Johansson
...I grew up with them.
Le Petit Prince, St. Exupéry again
...where it all begins and ends.
Eloise by Hilary Knight
...because I love my hotels.
A Bout de Souffle
...where my adult life began
Rocco and His Brothers
...Oh, Alain Delon!
Hotel Chevalier
...I wish he would get out of my head!
The Lover
...always on my mind.
Metropolis
...Fritz Lang. Iconic.
The Royal Tenenbaums
...because.
A Little Princess
...lives on in my undying childhood.
J.M. Barrie
Ed Ruscha
The journals of Dan Eldon
McSweeney's
Deyrolle, Paris
Chateau de Brissac
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4 comments:
Lovely pieces from India. What an enchanting place. You must have felt like a kid in a candy store.
Yah, like a kid in a candy shop with only a penny to spend ;)
I doubt that there's a single item in Seret & Sons that I could even hope to afford.
And they don't even allow cameras inside. Can you imagine what the interior looks like? This is only the periphery...
I love your photography! I stumbled across you blog via garance dore :)
Thanks, Matt!
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