Sailing off into the sunset

What I love about summer the most is being able to go outside after 7 PM to take photos. When shooting for the previous post (by the way, I've updated it with a small collage), I waited a bit for the sun to get closer to the horizon and threw myself into the wheat field.

Such a pity last weekend ended so quickly. I started it with 2 Days in New York, which is absolutely brilliant. I simply adore Julie Delphy for being so witty and funny, such a well-read intellectual. Watching her movies feels actually like watching Woody Allen's works from 1970s, refreshed. I also saw some interviews, which only confirmed my fondness for her originality.

Music connotations are such an important thing in my life. On Sunday morning I heard some random melody on the radio which started haunting me until I figured out where I had heard the similar one. Story of my life. That way I came back to the soundtrack from Perfume: The Story of a Murderer. Again, I cannot stop listening to that masterpiece.

 
The Crowd Embrace by Berliner Philharmoniker