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Friday 9 April 2010

Weekend Reflections: la place Charost

Charost place and its fountain, which I featured here, are reflected in the window of an Indian restaurant. For more Weekend Reflections, visit James @ Newtown Area Photo.
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La place Charost et sa fontaine Wallace sont reflétées dans la fenêtre d'un restaurant indien. Pour voir plein de reflets du monde entier, rendez-vous chez James @ Newtown Area Photo.
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35 comments:

  1. Lowell9/4/10 00:36

    Another reflective shot which is reflective of your special talent with reflection pictures!

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  2. Chattahoochee Valley Daily9/4/10 00:38

    Is that some type of intrument in the window? Intersting.

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  3. Debbie Courson Smith9/4/10 02:26

    Cool shot!

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  4. Woody9/4/10 02:44

    The window is beautiful with the paint and the musical instruments (not sure what the 'guitar' is, a Tanpura?). The reflection of the cafe is really cool!

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  5. Leif Hagen9/4/10 05:38

    I can almost taste the Indian food - maybe a little Indian music . . .

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  6. Louis la Vache9/4/10 06:03

    Ciel, you always come up with a good one for Weekend Reflections!

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  7. tapirgal9/4/10 06:06

    I went on a nice little tour of fountains with your links. Thanks for that and for telling me what to look for! Very cool photo!!!

    I think the instrument is a sitar. To a "child of the 60s" it looks familiar, but it could possibly be something else.

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  8. Dave9/4/10 07:13

    Nice shot, I wonder if they have the flocked wallpaper inside?

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  9. T. Becque9/4/10 07:25

    You have a knack for making us really look to see what's reflected and what's not. The framing is great!

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  10. VP9/4/10 08:25

    It's amazing how the sitar reflects even better than the glass. It looks like a perfect mirror!

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  11. Olivier9/4/10 08:29

    beau reflet et en plus tu nous invites en orient....ce qui me fait penser que j'irais bien manger du poulet tandoori ce soir ;)

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  12. Cergie9/4/10 08:42

    Cela me fait penser que nous devons voir un cousin de Californie ce soir ou demain soir et diner avec lui, notre fils nous propose au restau thaï à Belleville. Je ne sais si c'est une bonne idée, je préfèrerais un "bouillon".
    Tu as pris soin de te mettre bien de coté qu'on ne te voie pas ! J'aime bien les couleurs chaudes de la vitrine, je me ferais bien un couscous ou un tagine ou une pastilla, tiens...

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  13. Paulie9/4/10 09:14

    Great catch!

    Hope you can drop by and see my unique bench.

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  14. Malyss9/4/10 10:20

    Deux cultures mélées en seul regard, c'est une jolie idée, et le tour de la vitrine offre un encadrement parfait!

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  15. BaysideLife9/4/10 14:39

    A beautiful window and a great reflection. The colors in your reflection are so vivid.

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  16. Sharon9/4/10 17:00

    I love this shot. Beautiful colors, great content and reflection and I love the framing the painting provides. Excellent.

    Sharon

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  17. Suzanne9/4/10 17:23

    I love that the fountain and Charost is framed by the Indian Gold window border. Things in Versailles always seem so colorful and ornate. Have a great weekend.

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  18. James9/4/10 18:22

    I love Indian food and this reflection. It's a nice window display too.

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  19. Beth Niquette9/4/10 18:46

    What a lovely photo--this just fills my eyes to the brim...which is the greatest compliment I can give.

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  20. EG CameraGirl9/4/10 18:59

    I like the way that reflection turned out! Well done!

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  21. M. Reka9/4/10 19:48

    Amazing SHOT :)
    Very well done :)

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  22. Halcyon9/4/10 20:05

    Chouette comme reflet. J’aime aussi la vitrine. Elle fait un cadrage naturel en plusieurs sens.

    Bon weekend !

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  23. My name is Riet9/4/10 20:14

    That is a beautiful reflection photo

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  24. Carolyn Ford9/4/10 20:26

    There is so much to see in this window...wow! Beautiful!

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  25. Catherine9/4/10 21:11

    On se croirait transplanté aux Indes, mais non ! la fontaine Wallace est là pour nous faire retomber sur terre.

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  26. Loree9/4/10 22:31

    I really enjoy reflections and this one seems as if it is framed.. Great shot.

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  27. Diane AZ9/4/10 22:43

    Cool inside-outside reflection. The framing and musical instruments make this one extra special!

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  28. Sylvia K9/4/10 23:04

    Marvelous reflection and it does look as though it is framed! Terrific capture, Ciel! Hope you have a lovely weekend!

    Sylvia

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  29. Anonymous10/4/10 03:49

    2 really great scenes combining for a very interesting reflection.

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  30. Lew10/4/10 06:27

    Beautiful window and an interesting reflection!

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  31. Ebie10/4/10 06:32

    It is a very unique photo. The reflection looks like a musical instrument!

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  32. Hilda10/4/10 08:51

    This makes for a fascinating combination — old Europe and old India. Nice.

    I hope you have a wonderful weekend, Ciel!

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  33. Suburban Girl10/4/10 13:33

    Very nicely framed.

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  34. Rune Eide10/4/10 18:10

    A very nice combination - India and France at the same time.

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  35. Clytie11/4/10 20:22

    Very beautiful and interesting reflection!

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