Except from the girl's hair (in older times, women did not let hair free) and the moto in the back right.Otherwise, yes, a great out of time picture of "the philosophes"!
Oh, Virginia, I've just an hour or so looking at your beautiful blog and soaking it all in! All your photos are brilliant. This one is outstanding! This photo sums up Paris for me, - it is timeless - could be Hemingway's Paris! Thank you for leaving such a lovely comment on my blog BTW - greatly appreciated! I don't know if you read the part about me living in France but I lived in Paris for a few years and like you left a small piece of my heart there when I moved back to Ireland. Your photos brought so many memories rushing back, it's been a lovely trip down memory lane! thank you, adding you to my blog roll so I don't miss any more! Sharon
Love it! This photo would have looked great at the top of my recent story about Parisian cafés! Veronique
ReplyDeleteI love that people want so much to sit outside at a Paris Cafe that they'll wrap up in winter coats and scarves to do it.
ReplyDeleteLe temps s'est peut-être arrêté dans la rue vieille du temple.
ReplyDeleteNice one! :)
ReplyDeleteExcept from the girl's hair (in older times, women did not let hair free) and the moto in the back right.Otherwise, yes, a great out of time picture of "the philosophes"!
ReplyDeletelove this one
ReplyDeleteIt is stunning, as ANY snapshot of that fab city can be1!!! ANITA
ReplyDeleteVirginia, thisnis great in B&W! Overcoats certainly are timeless!
ReplyDeleteAh to sit in a cafe' in Paris and watch the world go by....
ReplyDeleteVery philosophical, indeed. But then again, isn't everything in Black & White?
ReplyDeletethis photo is pure Paris
ReplyDeleteBravissimo!
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me Robert Doisneau!Congratulations!
Léia
The timelessness is more due to the lack of color than the patrons.
ReplyDeleteI love this cafe....and such a classic shot too Virginia....Timeless, indeed...xv
ReplyDeleteAh! Paris is timeless - I would have to stop for a cafe creme - right there on the corner with my chair facing out!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've been having entirely too much fun. Café hopping, crunching a macaron or two, sipping champagne... only in Paris !
ReplyDeleteYou're right, Virginia. I don't see anything in this picture that gives it away.
ReplyDeleteUne très belle ambiance parisienne...
ReplyDeletegros bisous
Fabulous...could be a Brassai shot!
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My first thoughts were timeless and classic and that was before I saw the title. Excellent shot!
ReplyDeleteAh, you're at your lady shutterbug best when photographing Cafe''s! I could eazily fit into this pic!
ReplyDeleteYes it looks like a scene from the "Resistance" era of the WW-II
ReplyDeleteThis puts me in a true autumn mood... love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, Virginia, I've just an hour or so looking at your beautiful blog and soaking it all in! All your photos are brilliant. This one is outstanding! This photo sums up Paris for me, - it is timeless - could be Hemingway's Paris! Thank you for leaving such a lovely comment on my blog BTW - greatly appreciated! I don't know if you read the part about me living in France but I lived in Paris for a few years and like you left a small piece of my heart there when I moved back to Ireland. Your photos brought so many memories rushing back, it's been a lovely trip down memory lane! thank you, adding you to my blog roll so I don't miss any more! Sharon
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