Diana took me to San Diego, where she had a breathtaking view of the boats moored in the harbour from her hotel room. I took Diana to the re-opening of a much-loved Wellington art gallery, whose facade was polka-dotted up to celebrate the Yayoi Kusama exhibition. Where does 6,768 Miles Apart take you?
My pictures on the left, hers on the right.
6,768 Miles Apart appears every fortnight.
Our pictures are no longer limited to the morning.
But our focus remains the same.
Read how it started here.
Look at the archives here and here.
We were featured here.
Visit Diana's etsy shop for your own piece of her pretty pictures.
We also love Naomi and Marie from the transatlantic lens project &
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I love the angles you used in your photos! It looks like a fish eye almost! My favorite is the first set. Contrasted background colors, but the pinks totally match.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Those photos are awesome! =D
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OH MY GOD. DID YOU GO TO THE CITY GALLERY?????? I heard from a myriad of incredibly reliable sources that it's NEW-ness is AWESOME! :)
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to go. My sister actually waited for 2 hours during the gallery opening day at the library cafe for the line to dissipate but it never did, so she just went home. Lol...
I think I will go on a weekday. >:) I'm totally stoked about the polka dots!
I'm really amazed:
ReplyDeletehow come those photos match this well?
Theu gain so much in beauty by being next to each other...
I completely adore the first set, the colours, the contrast, pure beauty.
The third set made me think that it was the same place: outside and inside.
The fourth set is sooo gorgeous.
You ladies are very talented!
I love the polka dots! and those scarved sheep look intriguing, what are they?
ReplyDeleteWOW!what lovely pictures...I love the polka dots and the caged bird...
ReplyDeleteSt Kilda is lovely, esp in summer, and only a short plane ride away:-)
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think this is my favorite set yet. I really like the colors in the first four photos at the top.
ReplyDeleteis that a polka dotted building?! seriously? wonderful photos, as always.
ReplyDeleteoohhhhh im in love..great photos
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors and details. Fascinating angles and perspective. So much beauty to look at and look for.
ReplyDeleteThese are ravishing!! So much detail and wondrous beauty!! I don't know where to begin with my favourite bits!! Your pretty buildings and flowers and mini sheep - Diana's boats and that gorgeous building peaking out above the foliage!! By the way - we had Yayoi here in Sydney a few months back - I really enjoyed it - she's quite the avant garde artist - what did you think of her work?
ReplyDeleteyou guys have no idea how much I enjoy these!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I just love this series so much. :) i especially love the dotted building versus the dotted boats in the marina. Amazing! Hope you're enjoying your week!
ReplyDeleteI think this is my favorite set so far. They keep getting better and better.
ReplyDeletethese are always the best kind of posts! you both take the most beautiful pictures. (: my particular favorites this time are the cloud reflections in the office building and the little house with the R.H. initials on it. i think. they're all great!!!
ReplyDeletethese get better every time ! love it!
ReplyDeleteLove those chairs on the first photo.
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GREAT COLLAGE!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos and love the background on your blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading la vie...j'aime!
Oooh, I think this is my favorite week so far! I always say that, but... for real! :) You both did some amazing things this time!
ReplyDeleteoh my, your both such wonderful photographers. these images are lovely!
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I just wanted to tell you how impressed I am that, with all the comments you receive, you made it back to not one but TWO of my blogs. Thank you so much for your kind comments--and your blog. Brightened my day.
ReplyDeleteGAH!!! these pictures are awesome!!! it makes me want to get out of dodge and put my peepers (and camera!) to work spotting new sites and capturing them digitally or on film. love these. you two are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThey're so beautiful and the colors are awesome. Your photographic collaborations with Diana never fail to amaze me.
ReplyDeleteMy family is fine, thanks for asking. They live outside of Manila so they're safe for now. I hope you've found your relatives and that they're okay too.
Take care!
Oh my! This is fabulous! Really. I want to do something like this too.
ReplyDeleteAn amazingly beautiful week girls! I adore all the color and patterns, it all seems very very feminine. I also enjoy seeing your lovely birds Ana and Diana's celebrity writer in the mix... :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a lovely weekend!♥
wow. these are lovely.
ReplyDeletedear, am glad you are having a whale of a time always and also i love your shots in this post. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethis collection of photos is lovely! well all your photos are beautiful, love the wallpaper of your blog too! matches my rose dress x
ReplyDeleteTHat collection of photos are just beautiful! I love how each photo compliments each other in colour and its theme. J'adore!
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous collaboration! I always look forward to new installments of this series! I really like the angles on some of these images -- the sharp upward and downward views are quite striking!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an amazing idea. Gorgeous photos that tell such lovely stories.
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GORGEOUS pics! I love San Diego :)
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Marvelous glimpses into both of your worlds. I always greatly enjoy your 6,768 miles apart posts...they make me yearn to do something similar with someone on the either side of the world :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a splendid and serene weekend!
♥ Jessica
These are so gorgeous; I love this project!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what an awesome project! And cool photos, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is the most beautiful series of posts. What a beautiful start to my morning!
ReplyDeleteThese keep getting better and better. Congrats to both you and Diana, and keep up the great work!
ReplyDeletewhoa, you guys get better eachtime.
ReplyDeleteana your photos have a real consistency of patteren , and your photos are very light and comercially appealling, like this is for a travel mag or something. Those sheep things are awesome, what a shot.
Diana, ur side rocks, so vintage and its so you, my faves are the cafe menu, typewriter and manicans,its very postcard.