This was a public area inside a small passageway, a little courtyard with a single boutique. There were residences above with open windows, windowboxes and CDs used to frighten away the pigeons (hah!)
Many thanks for your visit to my site and giving my website adress to the other Photographer witch you have met! Iam very busy on the moment with photography in the nature all over Europe! So excuses for some late comments to you! This picture is what Paris is, always and everywhere surprises, moments of attention in a great city, carried by your love!
Catching up on blogging this morning and what a delight to scroll through your last few posts. Can't decide which is my favorite, bleu or les macarons! One photo really does tell a story. Amazing!
This was such a quaint little courtyard. I loved the old water faucet and how it contrasted with the bright, shiny, modern letters. It looks wonderful in B&W!
Don't you just love to step into a little courtyard and discover an artful surprise like this? Good find, Genie! (I'm guessing the CDs were not an effective pigeon deterrent?
What an interesting photo. This is my first visit to your blog, so I've taken some time to browse and familiarize myself with what you do. I'm so glad I did that. You've created a wonderful spot for your readers to visit and I really enjoyed the time I've spent here. I'll definitely be back. I hope you have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
Interesting...
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C'est une cour plus petite. Mais interresant. Qu'avez-vous acheté dans la boutique?
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, Genie! I can see this as a terrific spot for a photo shoot with models!
ReplyDeleteVery small courtyard I see. Funny with the fallen C.
ReplyDeleteI like the black and white Genie it gives that air of emptiness.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile I'm having a frustration time, I post my today photo as there seems to be a problem with blogger. Ah well, eventually I hope.
Best wishes
Grace
Dear Genie,
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your visit to my site and giving my website adress to the other Photographer witch you have met!
Iam very busy on the moment with photography in the nature all over Europe! So excuses for some late comments to you!
This picture is what Paris is, always and everywhere surprises, moments of attention in a great city, carried by your love!
have a nice week and good luck!
Henk Knibbeler
Je pense que les lettres de COUR sont idéales pour servir d'aéroport aux pigeons :-)
ReplyDeleteMais les pigeons font aussi partie de Paris... :-)
I like Richard's sense of humor!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and modern concept there!
ReplyDeleteWonderful capture!
Léia
Catching up on blogging this morning and what a delight to scroll through your last few posts. Can't decide which is my favorite, bleu or les macarons! One photo really does tell a story. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love these big shiny letters!
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Great B&W capture, Genie! Love those big letters and it does look SO Paris! Hope your week is off to a great start! Enjoy!
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This was such a quaint little courtyard. I loved the old water faucet and how it contrasted with the bright, shiny, modern letters. It looks wonderful in B&W!
ReplyDeletethe letters look somewhat too clean bright and shiny for this little cour; and yet again, because it is Paris, it works ! it definitely works !
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love to step into a little courtyard and discover an artful surprise like this? Good find, Genie!
ReplyDelete(I'm guessing the CDs were not an effective pigeon deterrent?
C'est merveilleu. What a wonderful blog...
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the bought the letters at that little shop in the 17e?
ReplyDeleteThat is very interesting. What a wonderful little place for a shop.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting photo. This is my first visit to your blog, so I've taken some time to browse and familiarize myself with what you do. I'm so glad I did that. You've created a wonderful spot for your readers to visit and I really enjoyed the time I've spent here. I'll definitely be back. I hope you have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteWell, it is interesting, but I would far rather have seen them turn it into a garden.
ReplyDeleteI like this "double cour"...!
ReplyDeleteMais le C est tombé...
ReplyDeleteJe suis sur qu'on peut y faire la cour a quelqu'un!
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