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Thursday 29 August 2013

Derrière les chérubins

Behind the cherubs: another view of Penone's 'Tra scorza e scorza' which I showed you here. Theme day is back! The September theme for City Daily Photo member bloggers is "Pink." To participate, link your post on 1 September to the CDP theme day page.

Une autre vue de 'Tra scorza e scorza' que je vous montrais ici. Les thèmes du début du mois de la communauté des City Daily Photo sont de retour ! Le thème du 1er Septembre est la couleur "rose."  Pour participer, rendez-vous sur la page des membres CDP Theme Day comme d'hab !
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19 comments:

  1. Sylvia K29/8/13 00:13

    That's an awesome capture, Ciel!! Your composition is superb! And with those skies! This one did indeed take my breath away! Hope your week is going well!

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  2. Chattahoochee Valley Daily29/8/13 02:51

    Love this. They are so charming.

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  3. Michelle29/8/13 03:10

    I like the perspective of this shot.

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  4. Jack29/8/13 03:17

    Interesting lighting, Ciel.

    All that matters is that THEY thought I was harmless, right?

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  5. Bob Crowe29/8/13 04:27

    Nice work. Love the lighting effect. Although, of course, in American English the first word of your title is synonymous with, well, rump, booty, butt, etc.

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  6. Kay L. Davies29/8/13 06:50

    The cherub on the left almost looks like a real child. A lovely photo!
    K

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  7. Dina29/8/13 08:47

    Haha, silly me. You know how in English we use the word derriere as a euphemism. From your post title I thought the picture would be of cherubs' behinds.

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  8. Bergson29/8/13 09:06

    très beau cadrage
    la photographe zqt meilleure que l'artiste
    c'est mon avis et je le respecte

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  9. cieldequimper29/8/13 10:14

    @ Bob and Dina: lol! It would be the same in French except that "derrière LES chérubins" means behind the cherubs, whereas the cherub's behinds would be "les derrières des chérubins".

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  10. Dina29/8/13 10:46

    Ciel, thanks, I will try to commit that to memory in case it is ever needed. LOL Just like the first French phrase I learned on my first day of work in the organic garden when I volunteered at a Swiss monastery. Les soeurs de jardin told me to go over to the neighbor's farm and bring back a wagon load of FUMIER DE CHEVAL. The younger nun, who knew some English, explained that meant to bring some "horse shit" to use as fertilizer for the rhubarb. :)

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  11. cieldequimper29/8/13 11:31

    @ Dina: lol, yup, it's excellent fertilizer!

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  12. Anonymous29/8/13 11:44

    Very cherubic, love the light too!

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  13. Tanya Breese29/8/13 14:58

    i love the shadows and light on this!

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  14. Wayne29/8/13 16:46

    I'm still laughing at Dina's comment :-)

    Wonderful cherubs.

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  15. PerthDailyPhoto29/8/13 16:52

    Oh la! Inspired perspective Ciel, j'adore!

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  16. VP29/8/13 19:02

    A view of the hell for the poor cherubs...

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  17. Small City Scenes29/8/13 21:13

    Very sweet shot. Love the 'behind' discussion. LOL

    All organic or mostly--no pesticides. MB

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  18. Diane AZ29/8/13 22:43

    The cherubs look especially sweet in that lighting. :)

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  19. Cezar and Léia30/8/13 11:20

    wow Ciel, this composition is beautiful!Well done!
    Léia

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