These pictures were taken inside the moat wall; specifically in the lone footpath through the wall. If the sun was less bright that day you might be able to spy the water of the moat outside of the window I am perched in. I knew I had to take pictures in this spot because people have a (natural) curiosity about life inside a moat. The other, limited paths through the moat (one of which I posed above here) would be hazardous to photograph inside since they are adapted to accommodate vehicles and thus are being driven through. In this particular spot I have no fear of being run-over by a car, but I did avoid attempting to photograph because of foot traffic.
While there are a number of homes inside the moat wall, there are also businesses and even a museum. Meaning on a typical weekday this intriguing path of brick and archways is fairly popular. I don't photograph popular spots because: I dislike strangers in the backs of my photographs, it's annoying to move your tripod every few shots, and it's uncomfortable to be observed in the photographic process. However, on Sunday I ventured here with my tripod in hand and was lucky enough to find it quiet and empty. Walking through those archways makes me appreciate my height (or lack thereof)...
Outfit details:
UO jacket
Old Gold Boutique scarf
Juicy Couture purse
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