Vienna
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A frozen hook of low pressure kicked whitecaps across the North Atlantic and reached down to embrace London. The Thames faded to a band of tarnished silver; the buildings of Piccadilly Circus growing hazy in the heavy air. George Holt loved it. “Far more intense than yesterday. See how we still have enough ambient light for natural dark tones? Bring out muted highlights and step up saturation and we have London as chiaroscuro.” He set up his camera within a forest of reflective umbrellas.
Emily ...and Justine sat at the edge of Jubilee Gardens. The London Eye rose behind them, hoisting tourists into the clouds. “Look! Behind the fog is where Big Ben is!” Emily cycled forms across a foldout table, every page highlighted where Justine’s signature was required. Promo rights, copyrights, insurance to cover every catastrophe from torn garments to death.
“We thought you were finished,” Emily said.
“Seemed like a good idea to kiss it off.”
“So why are you still here?”
“I hope staying the extra day wasn’t a hassle.”
What to read after Vienna?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A frozen hook of low pressure kicked whitecaps across the North Atlantic and reached down to embrace London. The Thames faded to a band of tarnished silver; the buildings of Piccadilly Circus growing hazy in the heavy air. George Holt loved it. “Far more intense than yesterday. See how we still have enough ambient light for natural dark tones? Bring out muted highlights and step up saturation and we have London as chiaroscuro.” He set up his camera within a forest of reflective umbrellas.
Emily ...and Justine sat at the edge of Jubilee Gardens. The London Eye rose behind them, hoisting tourists into the clouds. “Look! Behind the fog is where Big Ben is!” Emily cycled forms across a foldout table, every page highlighted where Justine’s signature was required. Promo rights, copyrights, insurance to cover every catastrophe from torn garments to death.
“We thought you were finished,” Emily said.
“Seemed like a good idea to kiss it off.”
“So why are you still here?”
“I hope staying the extra day wasn’t a hassle.”
What to read after Vienna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirby William to read onlineMoreLess
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