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Saturday 24 October 2009

Weekend Reflections: Sainte Bernadette


1930s Sainte-Bernadette church reflected in a modern glass building in Jussieu neighbourhood for James' Weekend Reflections. A non-reflected view for better detail left.
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L'église Sainte-Bernadette des années 1930 se situe dans le quartier de Jussieu et se reflète ici dans un immeuble moderne pour les Reflets du Weekend de James. A gauche, une vue non reflétée pour mieux voir les détails.
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36 comments:

  1. VP24/10/09 00:20

    Great image, a reflection as clear as the original and a beautiful photo on the side.

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  2. BaysideLife24/10/09 00:30

    Wow, great reflection. I especially like how the glass gives the image that wavy look. In the middle right square of the picture, is that a lamp post (almost looks like a coat rack!)? What happened to the rest of it?

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  3. Lowell24/10/09 01:12

    Excellent, Ciel. In both cases. The reflection is quite stunning and it is a beautiful building.

    Oh, I wanted to say that lawyers are like doctors and other professionals: there are good ones and bad ones; and some I like and some I don't much care for.

    There's a lawyer in Versailles, who is also a very good photographer, and I like her a lot!

    :-))

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  4. Leif Hagen24/10/09 01:29

    Heavenly photos of that church! The reflection snap is particularly well done! Bravo!
    Bon weekend!

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  5. James24/10/09 01:35

    Great shots Ciel! The coat rack that is blended with the reflection looks cool. I like how you took the bottom shot.

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  6. akarui24/10/09 02:38

    Tres bonne photo de l'eglise en reflections.
    J'en ai encore 2 a suivre et celle d'aujourd'hui sera plus comme la tienne avec 1 seul batiment en reflection.

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  7. Carletta24/10/09 02:52

    Enlarging this was wonderful for the detail you captured in the reflection. I love the old being reflected in the new.
    A terrific reflection!
    Carletta’s Captures.

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  8. Kat24/10/09 03:00

    What a beautiful church, and I love your reflection shot. Very nicely done. Kathy

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  9. My name is Riet24/10/09 09:21

    That is a beautiful church and a great reflection.

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  10. Catherine24/10/09 09:32

    Un très, très beau reflet.....
    Avec tout ce bleu, ça donne un splendide effet. Pour une fois remercions cet immeuble moderne d'avoir poussé là.

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  11. Cezar and Léia24/10/09 09:50

    Cette photo est très belle! Félicitations!
    Happy Weekend Reflection
    Léia :)

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  12. cieldequimper24/10/09 12:08

    Oh wow, I hadn't even noticed the coat rack. :-( I can't believe it! ;-)

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  13. Rob Siemann24/10/09 12:38

    Classique, mais ca marche a chaque coup. Tres bien vu! Bon weekend!

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  14. VioletSky24/10/09 13:13

    Great reflection. The wavy lines give it so much character. And I like how the blue sky blends so well with the window frames.

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  15. Rune Eide24/10/09 13:16

    Reflecting large architectural structures piecemeal in windows like this can give quite surreal and exciting results. That is part of the fun in doing this.

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  16. Small City Scenes24/10/09 13:33

    I really like that first shot. Clever idea. Through a glass--not so darkly. MB

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  17. Michael24/10/09 13:35

    The tower is an interesting image to begin with and looks even more so reflected. Good pic.

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  18. Anonymous24/10/09 13:51

    I really like the way the way you've fit the reflection so well into the glass. Yes, very clear.

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  19. PERBS24/10/09 13:55

    The reflection is so good I thought it was looking out the window at the building. . . boy! Was I wrong!

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  20. brattcat24/10/09 14:02

    Your reflection studies are consistently beautiful and thoughtful, CQ. Thank you.

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  21. XoXo24/10/09 16:11

    Oh this is a magnificent reflection...love the blue glass too.

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  22. Jan24/10/09 16:14

    Great reflection and thanks for including the other view.

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  23. Thérèse24/10/09 16:22

    One more example of a working architecture mix.
    Very nice!

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  24. Martha@A Sense of Humor is Essential24/10/09 17:19

    Beautiful, tres jolie! Merci Beaucoup!
    Thank you for your visit to my blog, I appreciate it.

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  25. Jientje24/10/09 17:39

    Very clever, I like it!

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  26. Crafty Green Poet24/10/09 20:01

    beautiful photo, I love the contrast in architectural styles

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  27. Carol24/10/09 21:36

    Great reflection shot and a beautiful church.

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  28. Unknown25/10/09 00:10

    Great reflection, Ciel!

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  29. Kilauea Poetry25/10/09 00:30

    Nice job and reflection.. quite a structure too!

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  30. Dimple25/10/09 01:13

    Window reflections are really neat, I like yours a lot!
    Thanks for the visit!

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  31. Anonymous25/10/09 02:53

    Both shots are great. I like the angle you chose for the second. Handsome church indeed.

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  32. Clueless in Boston25/10/09 02:05

    Wonderful shot. I really like the reflection shot.

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  33. Bim25/10/09 12:19

    Great reflection - I like the slight wobbliness due to the uneven glass.

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  34. Gallow25/10/09 12:52

    I like the reflection of the church. What a great choice. Well captured.

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  35. Malyss25/10/09 19:51

    Voila un reflet qui entre dans la categorie des contrastes moderne/ancien, sacré/profane, entier/destructuré..L'eglise même "nature" offre une architecture inhabituelle

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  36. A l a i n 26/10/09 07:48

    La presentaion est tres belle

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