Last week I went to Starbucks in Roppongi (or was it an Excelsior Café?), I wrote in my Moleskine but did not feel the urge to show the world about that.
One problem with our world is the refusal of people to look at things from different perspectives. Photos are a way to look at things from a certain perspective. The person who took that photo, could have been showing how, for example, the scenery influenced their writing.
So what? It doesn’t seem so interesting to me.
Last week I went to Starbucks in Roppongi (or was it an Excelsior Café?), I wrote in my Moleskine but did not feel the urge to show the world about that.
Nice pic, now I gotta stop at Starbuck’s before work.
Andrea, your comments are well taken. Here’s another perspective which I respectfully share with you:
http://www.photo.net/oped/meehan/col1.html
One problem with our world is the refusal of people to look at things from different perspectives. Photos are a way to look at things from a certain perspective. The person who took that photo, could have been showing how, for example, the scenery influenced their writing.
It is early in the morning on Boxing Day. Why did the image of a garden gnome come to mind when I glanced at your Moleskine sitting there?