We are always drawn, as we may have said before, to the black and white images. Somehow they so much remind us of the Paris we knew when we were much, much younger. This one is particularly evocative and we love the way it is angled, presumably from further up the slight incline.
A lovely composition Genie. So many textures and shades to look at. I love the muted black and white tones.
ReplyDeleteHello Genie:
ReplyDeleteWe are always drawn, as we may have said before, to the black and white images. Somehow they so much remind us of the Paris we knew when we were much, much younger. This one is particularly evocative and we love the way it is angled, presumably from further up the slight incline.
Nice shot. A bit walked away from the older photo books about Paris. Well done.
ReplyDeleteWell, and the polka dotted umbrella was a GIFT. I mean, REALLY, Genie! How DO you come up with these shots? :-)
ReplyDeleteA rainy, snowy, blustery day in Paris is still a great day in Paris :). Lovely B&W!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully composed, Genie, and so Parisian. The cobblestones particularly work well in black and white.
ReplyDeleteParis from under an umbrella, how romantic..
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, those stones are very slippery (I found out the hard way)!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, Genie --
Deux parapluies, deux personnalités.
ReplyDeleteNice one. I like the perspective.
ReplyDeleteNice vantage point.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful moment, frozen in time. The black and white is perfect for the image/subject.
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