Bedroom TV by durleybeachbum
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Description
It is a very rare event when parents of my students give me a gift to thank me for being 'in loco parentis', but one gave me a cheque for £200 with which I bought this TV.
It appears to be supported by that giant perfume bottle but it is just happy chance that it happened to be there already.
It is what is called a factice, a display item for perfume counters.
So I can watch the news whilst dressing and again when going to bed.
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Comments (8)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
The perfume bottle looks really good there.
It's nice to be appreciated occasionally isn't it!
With its large dark circle I thought at first the bottle was the TV. A very artistic display by a retired art teacher. What are the odds?
Very deceiving picture--- at first thought the bottle looks like it could have been the tv. second it appears the bottle is holding up the tv.
Thanks for sharing this fun and interesting photo.
And congratulations, this is a wonderful gift you bought, A tv in the bedroom helps us fall asleep.
xoxo
I love the light, so warm and glowing. I'll skip the TV, though! We have one in the caravan of course, it comes standard, but it isn't hooked up. The one in Texas is on for sports and almost nothing else. Never the news. I haven't watched news for about 30 years, and so far it hasn't had any impact on what happens in the world.
unique and cool setup
Yeah, the juxtaposition of the screen with the top of the perfume bottle is stunning. It looks like the screen is a huge bottle top. Love the shot, love the gold-red-yellow light, love the natural light from the window (and that---what is that?---blimp-like thing under window: A submarine from Jules Verne, with a handle on top? I'm making a complete ass of myself, but what in the world is that thing?) I love how it goes from intimate interior to bright exterior. Really fine work on this.