meusha 2010-07-06 23:03
This indeed is an amazing sight yet again. I can see that the photographer took a series of photos illustrating the daybreak process. All of them are wonderful. I'm not praising her photography skills. It's just amazing how beautiful nature can be. I have no interest in photography but I'm grateful to those photographers who give me the opportunity to behold these amazing sights!
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07-09-2010, 09:19 PM
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To daddo: re:
ciao klaudio,
thanks  it's true - the dynamics of relationships are nowadays no longer something private but are hung out to dry in public, for everybody to see. and yet nothing is really "understood" - it's more a voyeuristic approach than a real attempt at understanding (or listening). I liked the fine lines of the decor Grande Arche, they had something delicate, as you say, and greatly in contrast with the thick and heavy Arche itself. have a good weekend, c. 
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