Hi, Ciel. I like the way you framed the first phot between those two tall columnar evergreen trees. This should be the time for weddings around here, too. I will go out looking . . .
A Bamako c'est dimanche le jour de mariage et à Versailles sans doute c'est plus chic tous les jours sauf le samedi. Ne perds pas de vue non plus le 11.11.11 ; c'est plus facile de programmer de se marier que de naître ce jour là...
en effet la belle saison des mariages s'ouvrent et offrent de superbes photos (j'en ai vu de bien beaux dans Central Park). Retour de NYC (toujours aussi belle et prenante) avec comme d'habitude un gros coup de blues ;)
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Wow!!!! I love the colors!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi, Ciel. I like the way you framed the first phot between those two tall columnar evergreen trees. This should be the time for weddings around here, too. I will go out looking . . .
ReplyDeleteGreat composition in that first picture!
ReplyDeleteI always used to tell the groom that the only man who knows true happiness is a married man. (Pause) Of course, then it's too late! Heh, heh.
Oh, stop, I'm just kidding. After 54 years of marriage I'm entitled!
a great detail on the door.
ReplyDeletemarried during january with minus 10C and about a meter of snow. thank you for the memories.
What a beautiful scene! I would bet that there are many brides envious of this Versailles setting!
ReplyDeleteTis the season for brides and weddings!
Bises,
Genie
Fun to get a sneek peek into that wedding! It looks like a fancy event!
ReplyDeleteWho had the great idea to have the bride and groom walk together through the door that says égalité?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE weddings! I was just at one yesterday. Love your first photo with everyone lined up :D
ReplyDeleteOn dirait des Gadzarts!!(elèves des Arts et Métiers)
ReplyDeleteA Bamako c'est dimanche le jour de mariage et à Versailles sans doute c'est plus chic tous les jours sauf le samedi.
ReplyDeleteNe perds pas de vue non plus le 11.11.11 ; c'est plus facile de programmer de se marier que de naître ce jour là...
Les Quat'z'Arts ont des tenues plus originales dessinées par leurs soins
ReplyDeleteI like so much the first composition.Those trees are beautiful as well!
ReplyDeleteLovely sunny day for a "marriage"!
Hugs
and happy Sunday
Léia
Looks like lucky couple had a lovely day!
ReplyDeleteI like the use of nature as a frame in the first shot. It's almost paparazzi-like ;-)
ReplyDeleteTu as raison... "les croix de bois" c'est ce que tu recommanderais comme lecture? Je ne connais que peu de détails sur Dorgelès...
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfectly romantic setting for a marriage. I bet the bride was gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an elegant church for a wedding.
ReplyDeleteIt is, in fact, the town hall as stated in the caption.
ReplyDeleteThe same here, we got several quite sumptuous ones in Rome, you can imagine those churches...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot, Ciel.
ReplyDeleteWell it does look like the perfect weather for weddings.
ReplyDeleteI can only image the beauty of such lavish weddings! The church settings alone must be awesome.
ReplyDeleteen effet la belle saison des mariages s'ouvrent et offrent de superbes photos (j'en ai vu de bien beaux dans Central Park). Retour de NYC (toujours aussi belle et prenante) avec comme d'habitude un gros coup de blues ;)
ReplyDelete'Tis the season. MB
ReplyDeleteThe peeping shot is fantastic! Great composition, Ciel.
ReplyDeleteGreat, great perspective, Ciel. I find this to be enchanting!
ReplyDeleteSharon