At 7am, this Sculpture By The Sea Crew member is sitting on the clifftop in the sun and reading the exhibition catalogue.To see how books are figuring in the lives of people around the world:
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Saturday, 1 November 2008
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j'aimerais bien être a sa place, cela doit être agréable de lire dans un endroit aussi beau. belle photo et beau panorama.
ReplyDeleteI would be a place, it must be nice to play in a place as beautiful. beautiful photo and magnificient scenery.
I do not know if I would read in front of such a spectacle
ReplyDeleteMe too, I'dkeep staring at the amazing scenery.
ReplyDeleteI love to cuddle on my couch with a few cushions around me, and a hot cup of coffee and an interesting book.
A wonderful photo.
I couldnt get anyone reading, but a bookstall. Mine will be up in a couple of hours.
Happy Theme Day.
Yeah, I would like to have a binocular instead.
ReplyDeleteComme quoi,on s'habitue à tout !
ReplyDeleteLooks nice and relaxing - I'm sitting out the theme this month.
ReplyDeleteWonderful scenery for your post. This says a lot about the power of a book (exhibition catalogue in this case) to be able to retain one's attention with such a beautiful view.
ReplyDeleteThis is a creative and unique post for theme day. What's a book without a reader, and how can you read a laptop in that spot?!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great spot for reading and just taking in the view.
ReplyDeleteI wondered what you were going to choose but wouldn't have guessed this. Good choice and great shot.
ReplyDeleteWell snap, Sally - we've both chosen someone reading by the sea, but I have to say your scene is considerably more spectacular. Beautiful scenery and shows so well how local people just live their lives within it - visitors wouldn't read perhaps but of course a local would. Superb!
ReplyDeleteGreat place to enjoy...everything :)
ReplyDeleteI guess he's just having a break before work begins for the day, and as Jilly says, setting like this are just normal life to many a Sydney-sider!
ReplyDeleteNice shot for theme day. I like that kind of atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteI forgot it was theme day. Duh. So I found a few of the books I wrote and posted pictures of them. A kind of collage of my stuff.
Abraham Wesley Lincoln
Wow. I would have a hard time concentrating on my reading if I were sitting there, beautiful place indeed.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous, gorgeous view!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot and interpretation of theme day (and wonderful series too). When I saw this on the portal I thought, on no, Sally forgot about theme day because I couldn't see the reader in the corner. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo for theme day! I'd love to be reading in a spot this beautiful — but half of the time, I'd just be staring at that magnificent view! Happens to me a lot when we go to the beach. :D
ReplyDeleteReading does not mean you have to be inside!!!
ReplyDeleteAlthough, I must say with such a view I would be a "Little" distracted!!
Lovely place to read a book.
ReplyDeleteHappy theme day, Sally!
Lovey shot Sally. The guy must be enjoying reading in the morning with fresh sea breeze. Which beach was that taken at?
ReplyDeleteKind regards
Ming
Great shot--the blue and the relaxed posture make for an interesting vibe.
ReplyDeleteHe chose a great spot to relay and enjoy the catalogue. Wonderful image, love the blue waters!
ReplyDeleteHappy theme day!
Ah so thats what they mean when they say they want to get away from it all.
ReplyDeleteWhen I photograph something I really like it's all I want to post. The series is really impressive. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis picture speaks to me. What a spectacular perch for reading. Very nice . . . enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI love to sit and read near the shore. . . .Going to see our kid in Florida in a few weeks, and I plan to do just that.
ReplyDeleteif only i had a quiet moment to read like this...
ReplyDeleteI love this photo - when the book is more alluring than the gorgeous site in front of the person. I often think I should be bringing a chair & book when I go out to take pictures along the coast.
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