The room / Blue hour
Along the
banquette.
Past the plaster and the oak, there’s a low window onto the water.
Four frames / One evening
From the grate.
Frame 01
At the grate
The coals go quiet first. The snapper hits the grate skin-side down.
Frame 02
The first pour
Rye and amaro over one cube, with burnt orange over the rim.
Frame 03
Pass the rolls
Pull the blue corn rolls apart while they’re warm and pass the honey butter.
Frame 04
Blue hour
Blue water beyond the sill. A little lamp light left on the table.
A closer look
Wall, seat, sill.
Lime plaster
A little texture where the last light catches the wall.
The banquette
Deep ribbed upholstery, worn a little where you sit.
The low glass
The sill is low enough to keep the water in sight from the table.
At the table
Two more views.
Frame 05
The long table
A table set for passing plates.
Frame 06
Two forks
Chocolate chess pie and buttermilk ice cream.
Illustrative photography of The Low Window concept.