Sunday, April 19, 2015

Église Protestante Luthérienne Saint-Jean



Protestant Lutheran Church Saint-Jean


Sitting on rue de Grenelle with a lovely garden, 
a brisk walker might even pass it by.


In the spring the emerging green leaves and subtle shadows
bring life to a redwood, a birch, a sycamore, and a lime.
It looks like a storybook scene.


bon dimanche



Église Protestante Luthérienne Saint-Jean
147, rue de Grenelle
75007, Paris
Métro La Tour-Maubourg

12 comments:

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  2. Black and White making it a little mysterious !

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  3. Beautiful scene and I love how you describe it in color yet the photo is black and white. So creative.

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  4. You've captured simple elegance in this one.

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  5. How enchanting. You're right -- it does look like a fairy tale and the b/w is the perfect treatment.

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  6. I love the effect of looking at the steeple through the delicate branches. It appears that the leaves are just beginning to form, but I can't be sure. Love this one in b&w.

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  7. It is pretty, but also understated, as you'd expect out of a Lutheran church.

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  8. Harriet, the trees are just beginning to bloom with the brightest chartreuse shades seen in nature. Merci beaucoup.

    Lisa, I appreciate your comment, an artists view.

    Jerry, thank you kindly for the link.

    Revrunner, I have not ever been inside but put it on my list as I would love to see the interior architecture, the "bones" of this church.

    To all, may you have a productive, good week ahead!

    Bises,
    Genie

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  9. Love the way my eye is led right up that path to the church. Great shot!

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  10. You are right. This little church would be an easy one to overlook in the visual overload of Paris.

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Merci for your comments!