While we've had a hot summer since the beginning of June, this week started out stormy, windy, rainy and... well this was early evening on Avenue de Paris... As for yesterday, it was a November like monsoon day!
C'était lundi, avenue de Paris... un peu la tempête... Ne parlons même pas de la mousson de novembre d'hier !
Wow, you're on fire this week, I love that first picture it's terrific, great perspective. It looks like all the rain we have been having has found its way to Versaille keep an umbrella handy...
ReplyDeleteI really like the mood in that sky! Very ominous.
ReplyDeleteI love that first pic too, Ciel!
ReplyDeleteHope you didn't get run over taking these. :-)
ReplyDeleteIs this your preferred weather Ciel? Love the perspective in first and last, how did you get such a low angle?
ReplyDeleteIl en faut bien de temps en temps pour laver et nettoyer tout ça !
ReplyDeleteCoup de cœur pour la première image, la terre est basse mais le résultat est là.
I like your low down angle, the weather does look very different too!
ReplyDeleteet hier ce n'était pas mieux...
ReplyDeleteAn amazing first picture! Brava!
ReplyDeleteI like the 'V' shape to your first image. Strong foreground too that sets up the ominous sky.
ReplyDeleteCrazy weather! I love your perspective on these shots!
ReplyDeletefalling leaves? I guess you are further North, so that makes sense. None the less, it bums me out.
ReplyDeleteI love the low perspective.
I see you've got the Tenin angle. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the dramatic sky!
Your photos capture the weather beautifully. Hats off to you for getting those ground shots. I tried something similar the other day and struggled. Anyone watching would have been amused :).
ReplyDeleteLove the composition of these photos...and the moody sky!
ReplyDeleteI don't like these kinds of days. But I wasn't worried because I thought that first photo was going to be on the cover of your new book, which begins, "It was a dark and stormy night..." :)
ReplyDeleteWeather is rarely just right, eh? Too hot, too cold, too rainy, too dry.
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