Styles and Stones of Paris Photo

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Styles and eras of architecture, and varying colors of stone, all blend together in Paris to make a harmonious whole.

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AiresSantos (42924) 2009-03-20 0:42

Hi Ken
Fine capture of the this woman reading. I like this perspective with the beautiful architecture in background. Excellent details and natural colours
TFS and greetings
Aires

brevbrev14 (372) 2009-03-20 2:18

Hi Ken, this image is well composed
the subject is well positioned in the image
good examples of architecture

ciao
Valeria

kschanna (6) 2009-03-20 3:04

Hello Ken

Quite like this casual kind of shot with very normal colrs and a well chosen PoV.

Thanks for sharing
Kamran

baba_flies (8099) 2009-03-20 5:10

This looks ... well familiar :))) After spending my last weekend in Paris after being away for far too many years, I have a closer look what other people did there. Funny enough my first Paris upload the other day was a reading woman too but a little different than you show it. In this one I like that we can see the architecture, just a touch of it but we get a great idea, you make people curious. I only agree, the stone blends together, from one end to the other. Amazing. December was probably a good time for visiting, early March not bad either but it fills up with tourists faster than you think. Great shot, Ken, this is really good, so much Paris, everything is there that reminds me of my own weekend. Best regards, Barbara.

jwmunro (6255) 2009-03-20 9:20

Hello Ken -

An interesting image with several Parisian architecture styles, a couple of Paris icons, and this one woman bundled up reading on the steps. This is Paris away from the tourist venues - everyday people doing everyday things. Well seen.

Thank you for sharing.

John

chris04stop (2513) 2009-03-21 14:41

Paris is Paris: a wonderful place. And your image is great. I love the different colours of the old stones. About the girl: we do hope she was waiting for a boy...or not?
Ciao,
Anna Paola