Palais Royal, a photo from Ile-de-France, North

Photographer's Note

Originally, the Palace was the residence of Cardinal Richelieu, who had hired the architect Jacques Lemercier to design it. Construction was completed in 1629. Upon his death in 1642, Richelieu bequeathed the palace to the French Crown.

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chandrapranil (1087) 2010-05-23 4:32

hi malgorzata,

This is a very well composed image.

Your exposure is spot on. The colours are simple yet mesmorising.

I particularly like teh straight lines created by the blocks on the floor as they lead us to the depths of this image.

Well done and thank you for sharing.

Pranil

sulemani (65) 2010-05-23 5:10 [Comment]

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ThierryA (6704) 2010-05-23 5:21

Hello,

Nice shot of this famouse place, i like the golden colors of the lights and the framing made here.
Have a nice day,

Thierry

Morac (27725) 2010-05-23 5:25

Bonjour Malgorzata,

Une grande originalité dans cette prise de vue, j'aime la façon dont la perspective a été réalisée.
Amicalement
Marc

JFS (32459) 2010-05-23 8:35

Hello Malgorzata,

Superb night picture of the Palais Royal. Good POV, magical blue hour light and very good depth of field. Well done!

Best regards,
Juan

tusharkmandal (3173) 2010-05-23 23:39

Very nicely managed image. Good compositional details. Nice depth and a good low light image.

Regards
Tushar

stevesaba (8167) 2010-08-17 19:09

Hi Malgorzata!
This one caught my eye some time ago. Stunning I think! A beautiful composition with a warm sort of glow, and a very original feel. Fine work, and a very lovely gallery, warm regards,
Steve

clio (27961) 2010-08-28 7:53

Bonjour Malgorzata,
I have just made a very pleasant journey on your gallery. I found very beautiful photos and many places which I like!
I choose to stop on this photo, maybe because it is the place which I know best because I am Parisian.
So, I can particularly estimate the greatl quality of your photo.
You took advantage of the blue hour to make a magnificent centring where the link between the Palais Royal's architecture and the columns of Buren is magnificently realized.
Congratulations!
Diane

ricochet (9716) 2010-09-07 15:49

Hello Malgo
Beautiful composition with wonderful light mastered, a very nice graphic touch given by the columns and an excellent angle!
Great work
Best Regards
Eric

gmg (4202) 2011-03-12 2:39

Hi Malgorzata!

I like the symmetry and the light of this beautiful shot.
Very well done
TFS

gmg

Robert1969 (7160) 2011-04-19 22:38

Hello Malgorzata,

Very good light (that creates a lots of details and makes the colors beautiful) and I like the point of view (position), because the diagonal lines of the "blocks" creates a lots of depth.
Aslo the sharpness and composition are great.

Friendly regards,
Robert

jadesgran (5433) 2011-11-25 12:10

Hello Malgorzata
A well composed picture.I like the two main colours. Good P.O.V.
Best Wishes Gladys

No_One (4) 2012-08-11 7:56

Hi Malgorzata
This is a wonderful image, the blue tones are fantastic, and I really love the architecture and its history. The capture of the empty square with what look like giant game pieces adds a lovely sense of depth, and your light management is perfect. thanks for sharing.
NOel

elenimavrandoni (0) 2013-01-01 17:09

Hello Malgo, amazing sharpness and great detail!
This is an extraordinary and spectacular Palace and your picture is very...Royal!!!with every meaning of the word!!
Best wishes on the Nee Year and best regards,
Eleni