Plywood....

The eye in the sky....

Urban spring....

Nice la belle....

En réparation....

Public coin-operated weighing machine....

Here at Estrada de Benfica in Lisbon around the middle of last century. They were by then a common sight throughout the city.

Bairro Grandela....

photo: Eduardo Alexandre Cunha

Eames....

DSW = Dining Height Side Chair Wood Base 

Old city to the left (Westlandgracht)....

..new city to the right (Westlandpad)

Climate Amsterdam....

Patina....

Caravela...

1959, by Olaio, the Portuguese furniture brand with unsurpassed quality

Closer to the sky....

Gamla Stadsbiblioteket....

Göteborg, 1900, by Hans Hedlund

Empty....

Villa Darjeeling....

Göteborg, 1911, by Carl Fahlström and Hans Hedlund

Polyester.....

...by Kjartan Slettemark

Sunlight....

Brand new....

Transition....

Photo and text by Natalie Curtis

"You’ll need the code. An evidence of existence. To enable your arrival, and your departure (though the leaving is not so easy, the way the time moves, slowing and sticking). But more than that, for when it’s all gone, and some of it already is. Because even if you wanted this place to last forever, and you don’t, the cities mutate around us and nothing stays the same."

Wrong again....

The two original doors from the early 40`s (?)....and the absurdity of our days in the middle.

City [dis]membering....

Silence....

Energy....

The remnants of the 60`s....

Time....

Lonely....

1931....

Rarity....

The Doors Alive...(?)

1920`s....

Chalmers A-bibliotek....

..2017, by Tengbom Arkitekter

1948....

..the Jaguar XK 120

The mother of all churches....

..Basilica di San Pietro

San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane....

Tate Modern....

Static....

Selfridge & Co....

Amanda Bergman....

..one among the many talented Swedish female singer/songwriters 

Aspvik....

Stockholm, 2015, by Andreas Martin-Löf

1913....

Motel 6....

3505, State Street, Santa Barbara....1960`s

Swedese....

Retired....

Amazing....

20Th Century Women, a very good film by Mike Mills

“You get to see him out in the world as a person. I never will.”....so many details and nuances one can discover when seeing a film several times. 

Gare Marítima de Alcântara....

Lisboa, 1943, by Porfirio Pardal Monteiro

A Better New Year....

The wife....

Behind every successful man....there's a woman. The story in different shapes and time, it is often repeated, but never really ends. The director Björn Runge got a late ticket to another level and Glenn Close will finally collect her Oscar ?

Roma....

At the end of the day....it is always women who keep this world from falling apart. Cleo appears like a reincarnation of God, a self-denying human being with a heart of infinite dimensions. A piece of beautiful black & white film by Alfonso Cuarón (with superb sound work).

Watching this beauty on small screen is definitely to be avoided.