The closest you will get to a local Flatiron is this kind of building, here at the corner of Avenue de Saint-Cloud and rue de la Paroisse.
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Bon, d'accord, rien à voir avec le Flatiron de New York City. Mais bon, c'est au coin de l'Avenue de Saint-Cloud et de la rue de la Paroisse !
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I think I've been there! In fact, I think I posted a photo of it on Paree once. Don't ask. When you come from where I came from, anything within 50 kilometers is "Paree"!
I like!
Judging by the light, it looks to be a beautiful time of day.
I like the evening/morning light and shadows on the row of buildings... Seems a pleasant place to be at ...
Wow. I love the look of this street. Great shadows from the trees.
I love the composition, light/shadows and the city feel:)- Hope you have a nice weekend!
How beautiful a sight indeed. Feels like a neighbourhood to remain, until one finished writing a book...
Please have a good Sunday.
daily athens
Beautiful shot.
I recall there's a couple of triangular buildings in Philly, not quite this elaborate.
The street lights are quite beautiful nestled among the stately trees (that's about the extent of my creative writing ability).
Well, it's wedge-shaped but it's not, um, flat. Beautiful light and dramatic composition - nice photograph.
Ciel, if you want it to be flat, then it is flat! It is another beautiful streetscape.
Interesting angle---so long a street to peer down.
MB
You have a wonderful gift, knowing where to be at the right time of day to get the most from your camera. This is absolutely stunning, almost looks like a great painting. Bravo!
Also, you should consider making calendars, or at least selling your work to calendar publishing companies. I love this as a page in a calendar. This is simply wonderful, worth every moment you spent taking it.
This looks like a postcard, Ciel! So beautiful!
Kaori
PS: Thank you for the comment. I hope Oliver the Frenchman is okay, too :-)
I love the look of flatiron buildings. Thanks for sharing.
Plus qu'au Flatiron, ça ressemble incroyablement à une rue d'ici, derrière le port!!je te la photographierai (un jour, quand ma jambe remarchera...soupir..)
Epidemie de suicide chez les machines à coudre?!..
(word verification: defier!)
Oh the light is lovely and I of course like that pop of red!
V
Bon Jour du Macaron!!!!
A bit shorter, but still nice! :)
God bless you!
Cezar
So speaking of books, I was thinking you should make a book on all of the charming buildings of Versailles that you've beautifully photographed.
This is a beautiful image, with the lovely soft light and long perspective. Wonderful!
It's very interesting and I can see where the name comes from. The lighting is gorgeous in this shot. I agree - make a book!
dire que dans deux mois je reverrais le vrai ;))) Ahhhhhhhhhhhh
A lovely example of perspective and an interesting light.
I love the name for these buildings, so descriptive.
Re St. Patty's vs. St. Paddy's: Padraig makes sense. In fact, one of the world's great golfers is Padraig Harrington. He's almost as good as I am. ;-)))))
love the light and trees reflected. Happy Spring to you ~
Really magnificent. There's a very old world feel to this it's so full of rich history and beauty
It's still beautiful. I love all the angles.
I want to know what those corner rooms look like. :))
bei toni morbidi. scatto elegante
Une préférence à ici ; il y a des endroit ou j'aime l'espace .
I LOVE this! The somewhat foggy appearance of the edges of the frame, the silence of the street, the regal stature of the building...all of it is a great composition, Ciel.
There is as similar style in downtown Ft. Worth. I like the subtle lighting with the wonderful shadows of the tree branches in this one, Ciel. You did a great job photographing this scene.
Sharon
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