Through the glass and steel of I. M. Pei's Pyramid, is seen a full moon and Pavillon de l'Horloge, architecture from different centuries gracing the Napoleon Courtyard of the Louvre.
Bon weekend
Louvre Pyramid
Cour Napoleon
75001, Paris
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Hi Genie,
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore your photography and thoughtful captions.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Kellie x
Un petit morceau de pyramide... Voilà, en effet, une architecture bien différente de celles auxquelles tu nous as habituées, Génie!
ReplyDeleteI would say this is XXI century Paris, with a touch of always.
ReplyDeleteBeautyful contrast between the straight and squares lines, and the moon above, all in curves..A symbol of the relationships between ephemeral and ever lasting?..
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured, Genie.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
it's a beautiful photo
ReplyDeleteI love this, Genie. Wishing you a magical weekend...
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning photo Genie,lovely composition......looking back in time through a modern structure to the historic Louvre and the ancient moon.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
Ruby
Great photo. I like the incorporation of the moon. I would imagine that this modern architecture in the midst of such history would have created quite a controversy.
ReplyDeleteWow, a great photo. A whole new way to look at the piramid.
ReplyDeleteas if it's caught in a man-made web. beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteYes, beautiful shot Genie.
ReplyDeleteFantastic angle! That April moon was majestic! Love your photos ... Loved being there as you were taking them! Bon weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a magical shot Genie! I mean, the Louvre is magical just by itself. But even more so with the perfectly round moon!
ReplyDeleteInteresting shot!
ReplyDeletePei did our museum here. Quite a mind.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant shot Genie, and I love Brattcat's comment, she is spot on! Love the mixture of old and new with the moon ever watching over the whole scene. Hope you have a wonderful weekend Genie.
ReplyDeleteIntriguing photo, Genie! The moon amid all the glass and reflections.
ReplyDeleteNice one! Through the pyramid at night, perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love this Genie. Très belle!
ReplyDeleteV
hi Genie, tres belle foto of the louvre, nothing gets more dramatic than this. ^0^
ReplyDeleteps: was hoping to send you an email,
can you comment back on my blog?
tnx! ^0^
This photo makes me want to be in Paris experiencing this for myself!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome capture, Genie! I love it and it is dramatic! Hope you have a wonderful weekend, mon ami! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Super lines and great angles! Another winner...
ReplyDeleteGreat subjet of reflection, the pyramid of the Louvre by night... And you point to the detail that make it so precious, with this moon relfection... Well done !
ReplyDeleteawesome photo Genie!
ReplyDeleteAwesome & Great photo Genie!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to see the Louvre in person.
You definitely photographed this from a different perspective which is pretty cool!
Are there a lot of tourists at this location?
An interesting idea to the photography!
ReplyDeletecan you even imagine today that this Pei Pyramid was such a controversial idea in its day ! and look at your awesome photo now!
ReplyDeletebon weekend à toi également!
Nice.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Can't wait to see it in person.
ReplyDeleteThe Wanderfull Traveler
Congratulations on a completely different view of a much-photographed structure. I have looked at this for ages - it's fascinating.
ReplyDeleteLines and angles always intrigue me and this photo definitely is a keeper. Love the perspective as well as the capture of the moon.
ReplyDeleteThat's an awesome shot Genie. Bon weekend :)
ReplyDeleteGenie,
ReplyDeleteThis is a fascinating photo. The moon's reflection through all that steel and glass.
Kris
beautiful moon!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! What a cool shot!
ReplyDeleteThis is a clever shot Genie - Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat one!
ReplyDeleteWeekend Reflection
Amazing photo!!!
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me? And I almost missed this!
ReplyDeleteWell spotted and a great combination.
ReplyDeleteThe old, the new, and the timeless all in one photograph.
ReplyDeleteThank you for you considerate comments... I think that Pet first summed it up as " XXI Paris with a touch of always."
ReplyDeleteAnd brattcat added "man-made web."
We are in the midst of terrible weather with sketchy power and Internet - I hope that I will be back tomorrow.
Bises
Genie