corner view ≈ on my wall

attic way
2009
they are funny things, walls. the eight years i spent in the previous house were marked by bare walls. i couldn't bring myself to decorate, since i intended to stay just a little while. now we have moved and hanging something on the wall is out of the question, for unfinished parts and pieces everywhere, i have grown truely, madly and deeply accostumed to bare walls. and enjoy those walls for what they are. 

having said that, i can easily fall for stuff on the wall. let's dive into my photographic archive, shall we, and see if there's anything worth showing. 

old bedroom
2006
hallway
2007
front room
2002
indeed. beside shadow play and light, and a cameo of younger son, that's it for the walls in the ol' house. this week's theme on my wall, coming from elsa, on jane's corner view, hosted by fuoriborgo.

29 comments:

  1. absolutely stunning shadow shots!

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  2. I totally see the appeal of bare walls. It'll be interesting to see what you decide to do with these walls, once the renovation is complete.

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  3. Just wait! One day you will start with a first nail and then… have a nice day!

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  4. Actually walls are never completely nude...
    I use to put a lot of stuffs on my furniture or on the floor, but very few, almost nothing, on the wall (except for the baby's one).
    Have a beautiful day Nadine!

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  5. Great photos, i love the first one.
    Bare walls, ideal to project dreams and fantasies upon ;) x

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  6. you really have some beautiful shadows :)

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  7. I was expecting to see a rabbit...

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  8. So interesting all the different shadows....the one looked spooky!

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  9. those will do very nicely! fabulous light art! funny how quickly "a little while" turns into 8 years! can't believe i've had my "new house" now for 4. and i still have some empty walls

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  10. Amazingly beautiful patterns of light and shadows! Keep it like this, it seems to me a lot more variety in it than in always-stay-the-same-pictures! Instead of that you have changing walls with changing light! Very special! ;o)

    ♥-lichst
    tanïa

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  11. Nice to see photos from your archives. Natural artwork with all those shadows and light.

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  12. a lovely journey in time at your view of the wall!

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  13. There is something to be said for leaving walls as is, and watch the play of light and shadow.

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  14. Wow, who needs to drive a nail into a wall when you have light patterns like those! Anyway, blank walls are perfect for imagining on or into :)

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  15. Incredible images on your walls! That second photo looks like you're getting a spirit visitor---wow!
    I can't believe that one pattern is not an actual painting--all those designs--cool!
    I like the twisted wood base of the lamp and your son is a cutie.

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  16. Love the orangish chiaroscuro of the first wall image. Though I ahve filled many of my walls with art of all shapes, sizes, dimensions and natures. Like Cage I too understand the power of space and silence.

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  17. Lovely shadow shot's Woolfy, I'm quite partial to a bare wall myself, but have far to many pictures for that ever to happen :)

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  18. Your bare walls are real movie screens sometimes. I like the third photo, it looks like a view through a microscope :)

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  19. Bare walls with light pictures!

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  20. I rather love bare walls too ... as you've pointed out even though they may not contain much, a wall is never really all that bare.

    I very much like your 'stuff on the wall' photos.
    xx

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  21. Amazing, we have almost the same photos!!!!hihihhi, great!!

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  22. love those photos with diferents designs, colors and shadows... you bare walls are amazing!!

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  23. Beautiful images! I too love to watch shadows on the walls... :)

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  24. Kers, I'm going to have to study these works of art(e) for sure. I'll get back to you! You know my love for walls!♥

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  25. As long as there are windows,
    theres never blank
    walls

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  26. Beautiful photos, especially I love the last one, from the front room.
    There is something about bare walls- after time they becoming a habit and part of the house that it is really hard to change (for instance, our old house...)

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