I don't pass any chance of taking photos when I see artworks because although I'm not good at them, they mesmerize me and I appreciate them too. And these photographs were taken earlier this month on the walls of Bar-Tea'k while I was waiting for the husband to attend to his phone messages.
This below is quite interesting and may depict something deep or sad depending on how one sees it. I wonder if this was a real photo though or was portrait done by an artist.
Some fish painting. Didn't find who the artist was but it's quite nice. I think this is what they call "Expressionism" or I could be wrong.
The "Cat in the Window" by Ando Hiroshige (Japanese, 1797-1858). This work of art is said to have been found in the collection of the State A. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow.
Here's a closer look. The cat seems to be enjoying some very interesting things going on outside that window. He's looking out so intently :)
This by the way, is how they were placed on the wall of the tea bar.
It's a beautiful hump day morning here in town and we had some magical views out the yard earlier (7:30 am). Always nice to see the fog blanketing the valley. It feels like we're in heaven, lol! Do you see that wee bird on the electrical wire? I didn't realize there is one until I was previewing this post, lol!
Kidding aside, I learnt today through a little research that this kind of fog is called the Valley Fog. The fog forms in the valley when the soil is moist from previous rainfall. As the skies clear, solar energy exits earth and allow the temperature to cool near or at the dew point. This form deep fog, so dense it's sometimes called tule fog. (Source)
It makes sense because it rained last night.
That's just about it from me today and I hope you're having a fabulous one wherever you are!