In January, the bare trees offer another view of la Tour Eiffel from Cimetière de Passy.
Monday, October 29, 2012
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9 comments:
I like this photo. Lots of "atmosphere..." It is special to look at the Old Lady through tree branches... a different perspective. Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
Wonderful photo. I am just now catching up on your photos after my trip to Paris and re-grouping here at home. The atmosphere of your photo is certainly appropriate for October in Paris and makes me wish that I could have stayed longer!
Love the feel of winter in this photo - joyeux anniversaire, ma chère amie!
The leaves that are still on the trees look like they are painted on and add a beautiful pop of color to your photo. :)
You're obviously a glass-half-full person, V. Have a bon anniversaire, ma chère!
I hope your birthday is going well!!
so lovely .. i adore naked or almost naked tree limbs, they are so poetic reaching up to the sky ...
Beautiful!
Hi Virginia, the bare trees make for a very artistic view!
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