Ciel, I love gargoyles and wish more building had them here in KC. When I was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania a few years back I visited the Univ of Pennsylvania which has many, many gargoyles on their buildings. I have a few around my house...
Là où les ciels des peintures et les réalités climatiques au moment où elles ont été peintes se rejoignent. Le site de Miss Yves en parlait il y a peu de temps, passionnant!
Well, it's back to the workweek here and things are slightly less crazy. I certainly remember the Orangerie, one of the more charming excesses of the palace grounds. We should make a return visit when we are out your way in early September.
Beautiful photo as well as painting. I'm becoming quite cosmopolitan by visiting your blog. I had to look up "orangerie" to be sure I knew what you were referring to. Oh, the knowledge, it never stops! :)
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 !
It looks kind of dreamlike in your photo, Ciel. I see many people enjoying the good weather on the right side of the lake.
ReplyDeleteOkay! I think I know where Swiss Lake is now! How very cool. I did see people in kayaks I think when we were there, although it was very cold.
ReplyDeleteLove that painting...stunning!
Wonderfully captured.
ReplyDeleteCiel, I love gargoyles and wish more building had them here in KC. When I was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania a few years back I visited the Univ of Pennsylvania which has many, many gargoyles on their buildings. I have a few around my house...
Your photo could be a painting :-)
ReplyDeleteLà où les ciels des peintures et les réalités climatiques au moment où elles ont été peintes se rejoignent. Le site de Miss Yves en parlait il y a peu de temps, passionnant!
ReplyDeleteWell, it's back to the workweek here and things are slightly less crazy. I certainly remember the Orangerie, one of the more charming excesses of the palace grounds. We should make a return visit when we are out your way in early September.
ReplyDeleteI agree, your photo looks like a painting, too. Beautiful.
ReplyDelete— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
That is amazing. Love the painting.
ReplyDeletemagnifique, une vraie carte postale, et puis ce ciel...
ReplyDeleteSo, you walked a long, long ways to get a fantastic photo. Love the comparison with the painting. Brilliant post!
ReplyDeleteYour picture is awesome, it's perfect to frame!
ReplyDeleteThis place is very beautiful!
Léia
I am sure that this is the right season to see this place at its best!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how little has changed! Love the scenery :D
ReplyDeleteOh what a gorgeous view and I love the lighting on the palace!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clouds and wonderful composition. It looks like a painting.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully framed photo. It's nice to see that, while the landscape has changed a little, people still use it for recreation.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely view.
ReplyDeleteYour photo could have been a painting too:)
ReplyDeleteYour photos do take on a dreamlike quality, it's so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful setting! And shot. And painting. :-)
ReplyDeleteHey, I was there 8 years ago - so beautiful. I love the way you frame this shot and the clouds really accentuate the mood. Well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo as well as painting. I'm becoming quite cosmopolitan by visiting your blog. I had to look up "orangerie" to be sure I knew what you were referring to. Oh, the knowledge, it never stops! :)
ReplyDeleteMagnificent place and your photo gives a marvelous context.
ReplyDeleteSharon