The Photodiarist In Color

Happy New Year!

New York: Gramercy Park

Inspiration: It snowed on the morning of the last day of 2009 and it was beautiful. Here's to a wonderful 2010.

Winter Woodland Fairy

New York: Central Park

Inspiration:  Winter Woodland Fairy in color.  

Merry Christmas From New York City!

New York: 6th Avenue and 55th Street

Inspiration: May Santa bring you all the things that you desire this Christmas! 

Snow Leopard

New York: Central Park

Inspiration: I love her coat! Polka Dot of Street Style London mentioned in her blog that she's been seeing leopard print all over London these days. Indeed this girl was a Brit (I heard her speak). Do you think that leopard print is a British obsession this season or a universal one?

Snow!

New York: Central Park

Inspiration: Last night's snow in the city made me, the "Snow Scrooge", a temporary fan. See The Photodiarist for more pictures of my snowy trek through the Central Park.

The Christmas Tree Man

New York: Union Square

Inspiration: I must admit that I've never put a tree in my own home. Why? Pure laziness. Also, I can be sure that there will be a beautifully decorated tree in my annual holiday destination - my parent's home. This year, however, we are going to my sister's house for Christmas. Hmm. I wonder what Christmas decorations she will have in store for us, if any? She was never really the "holiday" type, even though she was born on Christmas Eve. 

A Quick Photo-Trip: Stockholm

 

 

 

Stockholm, Sweden

Inspiration: Check out The Photodiarist for more about my trip to Stockholm earlier this year.     

On the Steps

New York: Tribeca

Inspiration: Loved her beaten up pirate boots. 

The Steps of the Ksar

Ksar Ait Ben Haddou, Morocco

Inspiration: I cannot help myself. I cannot help but post more photos of my trip to Morocco. 

The Gentlemen of Marrakech

 

Marrakech, Morocco

Inspiration: I loved the traditional dress of Morocco. Especially the djellabas (hooded tunics) and the babouches (super soft leather shoes). I treated myself to several babouches (am wearing a pair as I write ) and a dark blue wool djellaba.