Paris 13 Street Art
Paris 13 is a street Art initiative by the Paris town hall in a derelict building which will soon be destroyed. A short term exhibition has been organised in the building which is open to the public for 30 days.…
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Alexandre III Bridge: Quintessentially Art Nouveau
Alexandre III, built from 1896-1900 is the quintessential Art Nouveau bridge. Here are a few shots taken in perfect “menacing clouds” kind of weather (mind you, we didn’t get much else this year in Western Europe). Statue 1 is a…
The Cambodian Pavilion at Cité Universitaire – B&W (Name Your Choice!)
The off campus students housing project is made of distinct pavilions representing different countries. This one is the Cambodian pavilion, with 2 different views, both in black and white. Name your choice! May 29 update at 7.00 pm, 4 votes…
Arcachon Seascape at Sunset … Name Your Choice! – landscape or portrait, HDR or Non HDR? …
3 views of the same seascape in Arcachon, near Bordeaux. I’m torn on that issue. Should I use the portrait or landscape format? Should I keep the HDR or non HDR shots? I have decided to let you make that…
The largest glass building in Europe
So claims Sud Ouest, the huge glass building at the Bordeaux Railway station is an Eiffel structure made of glass, metal and wood; it is 279.60 m long, 55.89 m wide, and 36 m high. I believe that Crystal Palace…
Great gate
Man passing behind the beautiful gate at potager du Roi. The wide expanse of water behind provides the beautiful bluish background. None of the colours have been tampered with, the photo wasn’t touched at all. Nor we’re the two others…
In Fontainebleau You’ll Come Across
Beautiful tall pine trees. Rock climbers with funny flat little backpacks they put on the ground lest they fall… Toads too, teaming the ponds in the many marshes around the forest.
the fountain in Port Royal (one more time)
It’s a bit like a leitmotif, I like this fountain and its horses and the rest of its menagerie. This time, and aged snapshot taken at high speed (1/640 sec to be precise) which (virtually) froze the water.
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