A supermarket with an escalator? Unimaginable here - we're too flat, too short. On the other hand, I've seen multi-level supermarkets in many places in Europe, Japan, New York and Chicago.
Tres bon comme photo et en plus les couleurs sont jolies. Pour les reflections cela tombe bien car j'ai prevu de poster une serie a partir de vendredi.
Quite an artistic shot. Ciel, we need to figure out an exchange program. You live in my house for a couple of weeks and Iin yours. How happy I would be!
J'aime bien les "supermarchés" comme les galeries lafayettes où on se perd parcequ'on ne sait plus où sont les escalators pour descendre les ascenceurs ou même les toilettes ; celui-ci est assez vintage et, pardonne moi, ressemble du tout au tout à celui du Monoprix d'Epinal (Vosges) ; ce n'est pas une critique, au moins dans ce supermarché on doit trouver à coup sûr tout ce quoi dont on a besoin : en haut, tu vois, je le sais, il y a le rayon épicerie.
That must be one very large supermarket! I must confess that I prefer to shop for groceries in smaller stores, even if I have to shop in several paces to find what I want or need.
You asked if I know if my feed is working. Ummmm. How do I find out? I know for sure that the Internet is very slow here today and that I keep getting messages that say "Try Again."
I can't believe you have an escalator in your supermarket! It must be a huge store.
@ all: it certainly isn't a large supermarket, nothing like a WalMart! It's just that we don't have so much space in city centres -or elsewhere if we still want a bit of nature- so we build higher!
@ Stine: I don't know :-( it's just that the thumbnails of your blog aren't appearing in my blogger reader...
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 !
Inside a city centre supermarket that is being completely refurbished.
More Close Encounters that a scene from a supermarket. OK, I'm fantasizing too much... but I really believe this. Can almost heart the tunes!
ReplyDeleteROUGE! Mais oui!!!
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Another great shot. I love this one also. Well done.
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Nice shot. I bet the person in it has no idea that people all over the world are looking at his picture, :)
ReplyDeleteA supermarket with an escalator? Unimaginable here - we're too flat, too short. On the other hand, I've seen multi-level supermarkets in many places in Europe, Japan, New York and Chicago.
ReplyDeleteYes, we just spread out our supermarkets and take up as much space as possible. What a novel idea, to build them UP, not OUT!
ReplyDeleteTres bon comme photo et en plus les couleurs sont jolies.
ReplyDeletePour les reflections cela tombe bien car j'ai prevu de poster une serie a partir de vendredi.
Quite an artistic shot. Ciel, we need to figure out an exchange program. You live in my house for a couple of weeks and Iin yours. How happy I would be!
ReplyDeleteComfortable and boring, that's how I feel about these mercantile palaces.
ReplyDeleteWell snapped!
il y a un coté SF dans cette photo, une arrivée dans un nouveau monde.........la quatrième dimension
ReplyDeleteCool!ils permettent images à l'intérieur du supermarché, le travail magnifique!
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Cela fait paraître nos supermarchés sophistiqués.....tu ne trouves pas ? Et pourtant, si on s'approche d'un peu plus près, c'est la jungle.....!!!
ReplyDeleteJ'aime bien les "supermarchés" comme les galeries lafayettes où on se perd parcequ'on ne sait plus où sont les escalators pour descendre les ascenceurs ou même les toilettes ; celui-ci est assez vintage et, pardonne moi, ressemble du tout au tout à celui du Monoprix d'Epinal (Vosges) ; ce n'est pas une critique, au moins dans ce supermarché on doit trouver à coup sûr tout ce quoi dont on a besoin : en haut, tu vois, je le sais, il y a le rayon épicerie.
ReplyDeleteThat must be one very large supermarket! I must confess that I prefer to shop for groceries in smaller stores, even if I have to shop in several paces to find what I want or need.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors. The red and gold look so rich.
ReplyDeleteVery eye catching perspective and colors in this photo! I love the deep gold and red colors.
ReplyDelete@ Cergie : ben raté, l'épicerie est en bas. En revanche, pour l'enseigne, tu as trouvé !
ReplyDeleteYou asked if I know if my feed is working. Ummmm. How do I find out? I know for sure that the Internet is very slow here today and that I keep getting messages that say "Try Again."
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you have an escalator in your supermarket! It must be a huge store.
@ all: it certainly isn't a large supermarket, nothing like a WalMart! It's just that we don't have so much space in city centres -or elsewhere if we still want a bit of nature- so we build higher!
ReplyDelete@ Stine: I don't know :-( it's just that the thumbnails of your blog aren't appearing in my blogger reader...
Up Up and Away to a new place where we all can play.
ReplyDeleteIts all interesting how the new and old all mesh together with purpose.
Thanks, Cieldequimper. Another blogger had this problem when I first started the blog and then It seemed to go away. Hmmm.
ReplyDeleteWish we had escalators in our markets here. Going up is a great idea, especially if you get nature to enjoy as a result. Great colors.
ReplyDeleteLove the reds on this one!
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