I took these photographs of the sun setting on the Seine the evening I spent with photographer
Meredith Mullins. As I pondered which to share with you today, I couldn't decide which I preferred. So today, un petit cadeau pour toi, enjoy the one you like best. I hope I never tire of this delicious view.
They are both beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe first one for me!
ReplyDeleteBoth beautiful but I like the first one the best.
ReplyDeleteLovely...
ReplyDeleteThe second photo is great with the colors on the water...
Great!
Greetings
Yvi
I see why you found it hard to choose, Virginia!! They are both gorgeous, but I especially love the first one {if I had to choose ~ and I don't, hooray!}
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Like Shell, I'm glad I don't have to choose, because like you I don't think I could. Thanks for posting both! And tire of this view? I'm certain that would never ever happen!
ReplyDeleteDon't MAKE me choose - both have beauty and your special pizazz. I like this idea - do it again cherie!
ReplyDeleteOh I love those .. I have a thing for wrought iron curves ...
ReplyDeleteJe préfère la seconde.
ReplyDeleteA dilemma, for sure! Fantastic perspective on each. I love them both.
ReplyDeleteBy golly I miss that city.
Definitely the first!!! And I must say...both are much more interesting pics of the this sight than the one I took on our day trip to Paris in November...Excellent Ms V!!!
ReplyDeleteHard choice. I like the second one because the eyes are not stopped. I mean I like the second one as sunset and the first one as clear detail on “fer forgé” don’t know how you say it in English.
ReplyDeleteI refuse to make a choice. I won't surrender either. How could anyone ever gow tired of this view?
ReplyDeleteBoth wonderful! I can't wait to try this...I did something similar from the windows of the Louvre but this so much better :)
ReplyDeleteJeanne@ Collage of Life
I like both very much. I can't decide either!
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