Its that time of year when we are all waiting for warmer days to return. We have had a few tasters of spring, but there can still be a sting in winters tail yet.
Nice shot. On first looking at the photo I thought you deliberately gave it a "painterly" type texture. I like it. No apologies necessary, the majority of us are not professional photographers and that is part of the charm and strength of the CDPB community.
Thank you for visiting my blog - I love yours! My dream is to visit France some day, especially Paris. Of course, Versailles would be on my list of sights to visit. I've bookmarked you so I'll be back!
Thank you for visiting and leaving a thought! Sorry about the moderation, a bit tired of spam at the moment!
Merci de votre visite très appréciée et de laisser une pensée ! Désolée de devoir modérer vos commentaires, VDP en a un peu marre des spammeurs en ce moment !
All ready to be used, with the palace in the background! Sorry for the poor quality photo.
Looks like a scene from a wedding movie, great shot. I am very impressed with your photography skills, I just had to add you to my followers list.
ReplyDeleteHave great a day!
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Its that time of year when we are all waiting for warmer days to return. We have had a few tasters of spring, but there can still be a sting in winters tail yet.
ReplyDeleteaprès un dur labeur, les chaises ont le droit aussi a un moment de repos. superbe idée de photo.
ReplyDeleteThis period between the winter and the spring is always difficult:). I like the colour of the trees on your photo.
ReplyDeleteMy first impression:
ReplyDeleteballet ensemble at palace garden.
Juergen
PS. You offered an excuse - Why?
@ Juergen: because when you click on the photo it isn't particularly crisp and clear.
ReplyDeleteThe sleepyhead chairs are just waiting to wake up! ;) Hope it won't be too long!
ReplyDeleteOh... very optimistic title...
ReplyDeleteIn Poland is still deep winter :(
Mais je lui trouve beaucoup de charme à cette photo...
ReplyDeletevery nice photos, very nice blog.
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Elles ont passe l'hiver ainsi ou viennent de revenir..
ReplyDeleteUn endroit hors du tumulte qui doit etre un petit havre de fraicheur en ete!!
Just found your blog, like your photos and posts. I'll be back! (It's not a threat)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Juneau, Alaska!
ReplyDeleteIt has been such a joy following your blog. I can't wait for spring to arrive.:)
Nice shot. On first looking at the photo I thought you deliberately gave it a "painterly" type texture. I like it. No apologies necessary, the majority of us are not professional photographers and that is part of the charm and strength of the CDPB community.
ReplyDeletegorgeous photo. It looks like a painting. I am glad you are enjoying the Arabian horses on my website. Thanks for your encouraging comments.
ReplyDeleteJoli fouillis que ce soient les frondaisons ou les chaises. Un petit brin de soleil et cela va redonner vie à tout ça...
ReplyDeleteI love this. Most of us don't usually see the palace in its every-day, casual setting, with plastic chairs. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleterepos des chaises avant une nouvelle saison
ReplyDeletej'aime toujours ces photos de chaises, de banc vides, mélancolie ou espoir.;;les deux de belles photos vraiment!
ReplyDeleteJe me vois déja bien là bas sous un petit rayon de soleil en train de me siroter un petit truc ...
ReplyDeleteIs this the Versailles palace? Very beautiful!
ReplyDelete@Jacob: yes, that's one tiny, tiny bit of wall of the huge, huge palace!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog - I love yours! My dream is to visit France some day, especially Paris. Of course, Versailles would be on my list of sights to visit. I've bookmarked you so I'll be back!
ReplyDeleteHow many weeks will it take until people are sitting by those tables enjoying the sun?
ReplyDeleteSoon we shall see spring weather!
ReplyDeleteIt tool me a while to see that they are chairs all piled up. ;-) It sure will be wonderful when we can sit outdoors in warm sunshine. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh no! It' a trick ;) I used a monopod.
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a beautiful part of the world!
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