Beautiful coloured brickwork Ciel, I love when I open up your blog and the music begins, it always makes me start slightly till I realize. You would think I'd be used to it by now haha!
Oval windows make such a statement and are so visually appealing. I like how all of the windows have arched tops. You have such a great selection of subjects!
These are gorgeous structures. The second round window looks as if it can be opened. How nice, since usually such an ornate window cannot. Also love the pigeon on the ledge.:)
I've edited my last post to include the names of the flowers. Oops.
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A 1747 balcony in Satory Street.
What a beautiful balcony, with a lovely sky reflected in the window. I also love the round window on the side of the building.
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ReplyDeleteIs that the street number of the building or the year this gorgeous balcony was built?
ReplyDeleteVery nice, cieldequimper, I like your perspective in the first shot. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteNot just the balconies are beautiful, but the windows are just as wonderful. That spot of blue sure sets off that wonderful yellow.
ReplyDeleteI might like the windows more than the balconies -- very nice.
ReplyDeleteWow that is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat balcony is dreamy! I wonder what it looks like inside? BIG Euro pricetag, non?
ReplyDeleteThe perfect place to lean out and enjoy city life passing by.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful coloured brickwork Ciel, I love when I open up your blog and the music begins, it always makes me start slightly till I realize. You would think I'd be used to it by now haha!
ReplyDeleteAlmost everything is beautiful in this building.
ReplyDelete@ Jacob: to the best of my knowledge, there are no streets with a number 1747 in this country. Our streets aren't long enough.
ReplyDeleteNice views of the city, I bet. Love the stone color too.
ReplyDeleteimagine the people who have stood at and looked out that window over the centuries.
ReplyDeleteOval windows make such a statement and are so visually appealing. I like how all of the windows have arched tops. You have such a great selection of subjects!
ReplyDeleteperhaps you sounded a little surprised, but mostly, as usual, you sounded wise.
ReplyDeleteI think Romeo is more likely to show up under your balcony than he is at mine! This one's a classic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a building corner, love it!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous structures. The second round window looks as if it can be opened. How nice, since usually such an ornate window cannot.
ReplyDeleteAlso love the pigeon on the ledge.:)
I've edited my last post to include the names of the flowers. Oops.
I never thought of short streets. As you know, some streets here run on for miles.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful building. If one or two windows look this good I can imagine the whole building is special.
Soooooooooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful building. I like your focus on these, using the tight crop to allow the yellow to fill the frame.
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