always look at the ceiling of a restaurant. preferably before you eat because you may choose to leave. that’s just food for thought, no pun intended.
The ultimate wisdom of the photographic image is to say, ‘There is the surface. Now think, or rather feel, intuit. What is beyond it, what the reality must be like if it looks that way’. Photographs, which cannot themselves explain anything, are inexhaustible invitations to deduction, speculation, and fantasy. The very muteness of what is, hypothetically, comprehensible in photographs is what constitutes their attraction and provocativeness.
— Susan Sontag said that
I’ve definitely seen a fair share of ceilings in restaurants that have turned my stomach! Thankfully, the food didn’t reflect the same emotion. 🙂
that is a thought! i never looked at a ceiling that made me leave, Sherri. nice shot
I agree with Ayush. HA! (But how do I keep this image from “collapsing” on me when I scroll down to see the text???)
your website is messing up for me, the last couple times i have been here… i can’t see the pictures! or what you wrote under them!
Sound advice – and what curious false ceiling it is!
Weshould do that sometimes but only know after eating …!
Superbe présentation avec un jeu dur ce tableau quel cadrage génial
amitil
Interesting info accompanied by a great photo.
I think I’m dizzy. And perhaps I need someone to bend my neck horizontal again.
I think Susan Sontag rather over eggs the photographic pudding. Perhaps more food for thought for you 🙂
Ici un merveilleux plafond !…
That’s terrific! I’m glad you looked up!