Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Photo of the Day




Not sure where this is from, but I had it saved on my computer and I just had to share it! I love the fur sheathed cushions and the four-legged cabinet against the left wall- to die for. The hardwood is gorgeous too! Its a very simple and sophisticated looking space. Love!

Let me know your thoughts and follow me if you enjoy!

xoCeri

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Photographer: Marie Hochhaus



I happened upon Marie Hochhaus' photography last year, and I fell in love! Her photos have beautiful decor and soft lighting. They depict elegant women, impeccably styled. She is a truly wonderful photographer! Take a look at her Flickr here and let me know what you think!

xoCeri


Photo of the Day



This lovely image is courtesy of the flickr user .natasha.. She has a variety of great photos, so I definitely recommend browsing!

xoCeri

Sunday, January 2, 2011

Danny Roberts & Julia Frakes Stop Motion



Hello all!
Absolutely love this video by Danny Roberts. Well, all of his videos are beautiful. Find them here!
Headed back to school tomorrow, unfortunately. Hopefully, I'll have time to post more this week. Right now I don't have any followers, and I hope more posts will help. If you have been reading this blog, feel free to let me know what you think and maybe become a follower!

Till next time,
xoCeri

Photo of the Day



This photo is courtesy of the tumblr, La Princesse Endormie, a collection of beautiful photos. Enjoy!

xoCeri

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Photo of the Day



I found this picture a long time ago, I'm not sure when exactly, but I felt that I just had to share it. I don't know who the designer is (yes, I'm 0 and 2 right now), but I do know that this dress is incredibly beautiful. I will try to post the designer, model, photographer, etc., from this point on, but for now, just bear with me! Hope you enjoy!

xoCeri

Black Swan



I knew as soon as I saw the trailer for this movie that I would be obsessed with it. First of all, I have always been a huge fan of Natalie, but I also absolutely love Gothic films. This is certainly no exception. The movie, of course, is filled with dark undertones, but the exquisite cinematography manages to balance it out quite nicely. Nonetheless, I would have to say that it is easily one of the most disturbing films that I have ever seen. It is also one of my very favorites. This is largely due to the spectacular performance by Natalie Portman.

The film depicts the inner-conflict of Portman's character Nina, a professional ballet dancer with a burdensome need to achieve perfection. Undoubtedly at her very best, Natalie is so incredibly raw and complex that I often forgot that I was just watching a movie. The Oscar will certainly not elude her this year, mark my words!
We must not forget the supporting cast, however, as Mila Kunis also gives an incredible performance as the films apparent antagonist.





If you haven't seen this movie yet, be sure to see it before it leaves theaters! It may not be your cup of tea, and you will more than likely leave the theater having no idea what just happened, as I certainly did, but after some reflection you come to your own conclusions. The ability to produce that effect on the audience, in my opinion, shows the mark of true genius.

xoCeri