Showing posts with label antiques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antiques. Show all posts
Friday, April 10, 2015
Saturday, July 30, 2011
"Hot Enough For Ya?"
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Coca-Cola Enjoy!
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Antiques.......On a Shoestring!
Yesterday I took myself to a place I've been eyeing for a long time. On a Shoestring, in the Bluff Park neighborhood on Shades Mountain, is just a great place for photographs, antiques and collectibles, of course. ( Note to self: Take photography students here!!!) The couple that owns the store are just so friendly, and I had a grand time poking around the place. I have a lot of photos to share in the future. Today, the back of the old, red caboose on the property that houses the 50% off items!
Labels:
antique store,
antiques,
Bluff Park shops,
caboose
Monday, March 22, 2010
Mirror, Mirror
The Interiors Market at the Pepper Place on 2nd Avenue South is one of my favorite places to look around. Antique vendors have small rooms where they show everthing - antiques, furniture, rugs, artwork and accessories. It's always changing, so I always find something new. They also have some fabulous jewelry that I love to try on and drool over. Today some beautiful old mirrors and furniture in Martha Lauren's space. Look who kept getting in my shot!
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Timeless
I found a new antique store the other day. Christopher House is located in the Pepper Place antique district. The afternoon sun was streaming in the high windows and I wanted to photograph everything it touched. Not my usual subject matter, but it was all about the light. These antique candleholders with their beautiful prisms made for some gorgeous reflections. Timeless indeed.
The Tune du Jour is "The Poet" from Michael Dulin's album Timeless. Click the arrow to play.
Thanks to Dusty Lens for helping me embed the player right here. Now each post will have its own player and you can hear the Tune du Jour whenever you visit!
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Labels:
antiques,
candleholders,
Christopher House,
Michael Dulin,
prisms
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