corner view ≈ {it's all about the jump} spring


jump for joy, jump for spring. i don't even know if it's spring yet, in paris. bichonnade sure still wears enough clothes to beat the probable air's chill. instead of trying to plow sodden earth to hunt for early spring life, bespoke bichonnade sprang to mind. i know why too. in flemish the word spring means jump. and when i hear jump, jacques henri lartigue offers me the perfect excuse to expose him once again. indeed, i do so every few seasons, so watch out for the man's intentional leaps! jane's corner view, francesca's hosting, spring theme.

21 comments:

  1. This is such fun but could you imagine wearing all those heavy layers!
    We shed our layers this weekend and enjoyed wonderful warm spring weather. I hope you will be soon too! xo Carole

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  2. Fabulous! Let's all jump for Spring! It just arrived here - quite late!!

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  3. Oh, just great pic by Monsieur Lartique... was he a funny guy?
    dearest Nadeschda...
    Spring is a little bit late here, right? but, I tell you, in a few days... okay weeks... nature will do that jump of Mdme! ... time to spring!
    Yes, Carole is right... with all that layers... and corset! all that striving.

    Love
    xo Ariane
    Frau Merian as a dc theme maybe a week later? You wanna be the host?

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  4. A beautiful woolfful joyful illustratrion ;)

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  5. this is great! the other meanings of "spring"' didn't even come to mind!

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  6. The young lady looks brave. :)

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  7. That's how I feel in Spring too!!!!

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  8. So perfect! How else to meet spring but with such spring!
    I almost flew the other day to catch a cherry blossom and I can understand the feeling you express.
    It was like a true welcome to almost fly like that!!
    Wish I`d had a camera!! But it was also a beautiful moment to just experience it .
    SO glad Mr. Lartique had his!(camera)
    Smile to you N!! For the wonder that you share!!

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  9. I really like this photo!!! It's full of energy and a little crazy too! Perfect :)

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  10. Ahhhh, Nadine, I have missed your quirky perspective! I'm sitting here half awake at 5 AM and smiling, thanks to you.
    I don't think I'm up to jumping myself, but like the idea. :>)

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  11. I love this photograph Nadine! She looks like she's got a spring in her step(s) - that's for sure!! And a very happy spring to you from the upside down southern hemisphere where we are just coming into (an unseasonably warm) Autumn xx

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  12. I love Lartique! And I like jump for spring!

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  13. great picture!
    I'm waiting for spring...
    :-) mano

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  14. I will jump with joy when (if) the spring finally arrives... Great photo!

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  15. Never heard of Lartique - so now I have to google him of course! What a great shot, so recklessly festive.

    Nicki

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  16. What? Yay! My comment was not eaten! (Using Internet Explorer this time. That might have done the trick! Hiya Nadine, I was reading all along, just my comments, my comments got lost in cyberspace...)

    Nicki

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  17. Great photo and we all will jump a lot when the spring finally arrives - its sunny here, but still to cold and snow left, so this photo gives the right spring (jump) mood!
    Barbara

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  18. I think, you've found the essence of spring. Spring really feels like a joyful jump!

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  19. ouaiiii!!!!!! mr. lartigue et la belle bichonnade.

    irresistible idea: here's my contribution from Kriss-Kross

    www.youtube.com/watch?v=010KyIQjkTk

    and the Pointer Sisters:

    www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgSyB5xSo2U

    sorry i'm late to this one!

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  20. This picture shows exactly how I'll feel when first spring day will finally arrive!
    Great combination of word meanings in this case. Same in German.

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  21. love the picture....yes I'm ready for spring here in KZ.

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