Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast.
My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive.
Welcome back for another look.
I made the last 3 weeks none posts. The weather is so catastrophically in Berlin which I away exactly everyone consider itself. The roads are so icy which one hardly run can. That can be done now already for 7 weeks in such a way. It is the worst winter for 30 years in Berlin. How is it in Stavanger with the weather? Tomorrow the Berlinale begins in Berlin...I hope i can shot some photos. ( I translate it with Babel Fish)
It is a big reminder that I used to work in "window display" as a summer time job before I was 16 years old. It is a beautiful picture and one used with authority for the sale. People will stop and look. And that is the point.
Thanks for stopping at my Brookville Blog and for the nice compliment you gave me.
Oh yes, very cool. It promises everything, at nothing. It makes your imagination work, close your eyes and you can see colorful and warm clothes on the mannequin...
Sometimes less is more. Very effective window that catches the eye!
ReplyDeleteIs the mannequin for sale?
ReplyDeleteNo Leif, only the arms. ;-)
ReplyDeleteNever mind the dummy, look at that chandelier.
ReplyDeleteHi Gunn,
ReplyDeletethanks for your mail!
I made the last 3 weeks none posts. The weather is so catastrophically in Berlin which I away exactly everyone consider itself. The roads are so icy which one hardly run can. That can be done now already for 7 weeks in such a way. It is the worst winter for 30 years in Berlin. How is it in Stavanger with the weather? Tomorrow the Berlinale begins in Berlin...I hope i can shot some photos.
( I translate it with Babel Fish)
Greetings from Berlin
well, no wonder the prices are marked down ... there are no arms included. I wouldn't pay full price either!
ReplyDeleteSorry but you won't have a spring feeling in Paris tomorrow. You should keep your Norvegian outfits for the weekend. Have a great time !
ReplyDeleteWhat a sad mannequin, but it is perfect for this composition. A very simple and effective display, the chandelier is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOoh this is when I love to shop
ReplyDeleteIt is a big reminder that I used to work in "window display" as a summer time job before I was 16 years old. It is a beautiful picture and one used with authority for the sale. People will stop and look. And that is the point.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping at my Brookville Blog and for the nice compliment you gave me.
great use of light
ReplyDeleteWhat's she selling?
ReplyDeleteThey sold so much, she had nothing left to wear!
ReplyDeleteOh my, she's sold EVERYTHING.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, very cool. It promises everything, at nothing. It makes your imagination work, close your eyes and you can see colorful and warm clothes on the mannequin...
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