Notre Dame
The afternoon sun adds a golden tint to the south side of Notre Dame with all the griffins lined up on their perches. The details of the architecture could keep you sketching for months.
bon dimanche
Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris
6 Parvis Notre Dame
Place Jean-Paul II
75004, Paris
8 comments:
Such history is awe inspiring Genie.
Wonderful details. Yes they knew how to build in those days.
Are these the flying buttresses? First seen in my HS French book.
Beautiful details, Genie!
I so agree, Genie. This is a great shot!
Wonderful details.
Yes, indeed! These are the flying-est of the buttresses. So glad that you were paying attention Mr. Bird all those years ago.
S.C., I would have loved to hear them as they planned this magnificent building. There is serious architecture mixed with some 800 year old whimsy.
Have a wonderful week ahead, all, and notice the details wherever you may be.
Bises,
Genie
It's good to home in on the details—and you do it so well!
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