Saw your question below where you were asking how to translate "Tacky" into French, and agree entirely with Starman's answer saying, "Moche", "Ringard", or "Vulgaire", though I might add as well : "Clinquant", "tape l'oeil", or "de mauvais goût", as well as "surchargé", "criard", or "pénible à regarder"... No accounting for taste I guess...
That's a fantastic photo, a very arresting image.
ReplyDeleteParis White. This is beautiful, V.
ReplyDeleteDon't look into those eyes for too long. Who knows what might happen. Great image V.
ReplyDeleteThank you, I LOVE this image! So many of those faces looking at us in Paris! But this one adorned with the ivy, you have made it very special.
ReplyDeletethis pic matches very well with the spirit of yesterday's one : magyc!
ReplyDeleteStunning image, dear Virginia...getting me in the mood for Fall...in Paris!
ReplyDelete( someday! :)
Bises,
- Irina
Great image, although he appears to look a bit mad. HAH I love how the ivy drapes along the wall. :)
ReplyDeleteWe came across this amazing little square quite by accident - so fascinating and beautiful - one of those typical Parisian 'finds'.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite place to eat a falafel.
ReplyDeleteSaw your question below where you were asking how to translate "Tacky" into French, and agree entirely with Starman's answer saying, "Moche", "Ringard", or "Vulgaire", though I might add as well : "Clinquant", "tape l'oeil", or "de mauvais goût", as well as "surchargé", "criard", or "pénible à regarder"... No accounting for taste I guess...
ReplyDeleteOh so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI'm adding my kudos to the chorus, V!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Malyss Virginia, this image could easily go hand in hand with yesterdays 'magical' image. Ahh! autumn in Paris, tres joli.
ReplyDeleteQuelle belle photo !! J'adore:-)
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That totally sums up my mood now the weather has turned cold!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!