Just plain gorgeous. And I'd sit right there next to that door so I could make a quick exit if necessary - like the sermon went too long or some ladies hat feather tickled my nose and I started sneezing, or I needed to get a cup of coffee...
Wll, not only is it beautiful and wonderful to look at, but you have a whole new angle for your doorways - from the inside. This could be useful in winter!
Beautiful door, traditional and huge.I also love that window on the top. hugs Léia **Je remplis un formulaire en ligne en français et ils demandent à mes données personnelles un type de : C/O ? comme: Nom prénom C/O Adresse
But please don't worry about it, I don't want to botther you but if you know what it means,many many many thanks! hugs
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 !
A door from the inside of Saint-Louis cathedral.
The light across the door is beautiful. Almost spiritual in this beautiful building.
ReplyDeleteJust plain gorgeous. And I'd sit right there next to that door so I could make a quick exit if necessary - like the sermon went too long or some ladies hat feather tickled my nose and I started sneezing, or I needed to get a cup of coffee...
ReplyDelete:-)
You have such fancy doors over there. I'm quite jealous :-)
ReplyDeleteUn rayon de lumiere vient frapper a la porte, tres joliment ornee.
ReplyDeleteI think I just commented on how one could spend a lot of time photographing this cathedral! Spectacular door!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful woodwork in that door and looking up isn't half bad either!
ReplyDeleteI like the spot of light on the door. Everything in France is just so gorgeous - you guys are good!
ReplyDeletePS - I would never go so far as to call myself a star photographer...but you can call me that whenever you like :)
All of these posts about Saint-Louis are puns that no one gets except you and me, but nothing looks like that around here.
ReplyDeleteWll, not only is it beautiful and wonderful to look at, but you have a whole new angle for your doorways - from the inside. This could be useful in winter!
ReplyDeleteI like the tiny touch of light. Almost spiritual.
ReplyDeletethe solemnness of sunlight streaming through historic windows always makes one feel connected to the past.
ReplyDeletebelle lumiere divine qui tombe sur la porte de St Louis (mais je ne vois pas l'arche, ah oui on est pas Jeudi)
ReplyDeleteLove the curve and the window, too!
ReplyDeleteI laughed from your tourist comment to VP. It's the same here. :)
Such beautiful details!
ReplyDeleteLa lumière est entrée par la fenêtre...
ReplyDeleteDu chêne sans doute ?
Beautiful, beautiful door with great lightening. but I thinnk I like the window better. LOL MB
ReplyDeleteBTW: that is just a poor harmless snake that let me get real close for his close-up. heehee MB
le lumière divine montre la sortie
ReplyDeleteA beautiful door and an almost magic light through the window above.
ReplyDeletela lumière indique la sortie...Bergson m'a piqué ma réplique!:)
ReplyDeleteThe door appears to be divinely inspired.
ReplyDeleteQuite a contrast from the 'Clueless in Boston' door.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful door, traditional and huge.I also love that window on the top.
ReplyDeletehugs
Léia
**Je remplis un formulaire en ligne en français et ils demandent à mes données personnelles un type de : C/O ?
comme:
Nom
prénom
C/O
Adresse
But please don't worry about it, I don't want to botther you but if you know what it means,many many many thanks! hugs
Thanks for sharing this beautiful photo and the music!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wooden door!
ReplyDeleteThis one is magnificent! So stately and ornate. I love it.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Woody about this spectaular place.
ReplyDeleteI love the ray of light on the door. It adds character to the photo.
ReplyDeleteLike a kiss of the sun. Looks interesting!
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDelete«Louis» loves your Doorway series, Ciel!
ReplyDeleteI love the light and the wood of the door, they're beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit!
das ist ein absolut traumhaftes Bild, ich liebe diese Sonnenflecken - sie verleiten zum Träumen ...
ReplyDeleteje t'embrasse,
isabella