I'm fairly certain that this little courtyard is in the small alleyway leading from the side door of the Église St. Paul in the Marais. ( And no, I didn't push this gate! )
Like Brittany, I first focused on your red geraniums, but if you look carefully it almost appears that someone is peeking at you from behind the curtains.
Daryl and all, Aidez moi. I meant Behind the Gate. Google gave me derriere which I'm thinking isn't the correct "behind"! Is there a better word? I've chenged mistakes on BADP all morning, I'm happy to correct this as well. V
I'm glad you didn't, V ~ I love this view! Gorgeous, charming ~ you know where this one's going...
ReplyDeletePretty red flowers!
ReplyDeleteLike Brittany, I first focused on your red geraniums, but if you look carefully it almost appears that someone is peeking at you from behind the curtains.
ReplyDeleteNice shot, Virginia.
Have to agree with Shell—better like this. I love the way the gate frames the whole charming scene.
ReplyDeleteLove it -- the gate keeps the peaceful mystery of it confined.
ReplyDeleteThe "person" behind the curtains, doesn't really look like a person.
ReplyDeleteNot to be picky but isnt back door porte arrière? Oops my bad you wrote rear door ... love the composition here .. the contrasts work so well
ReplyDeleteEncore une jolie petite cour cachée! La grille semble fermée à clé! J'aime le pot de fleurs !
ReplyDeleteDaryl and all,
ReplyDeleteAidez moi. I meant Behind the Gate. Google gave me derriere which I'm thinking isn't the correct "behind"! Is there a better word? I've chenged mistakes on BADP all morning, I'm happy to correct this as well.
V
Virginia,il faut dire: derrière la grille!
ReplyDeletebehind means derrière!
oh la la - c'est parfait
ReplyDeleteClaudine,
ReplyDeleteMerci pour la correction!
ET Suz,
merci