Lost in Translation
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SUNDAY POST: Urban Design
This is my entry for Jake’s Sunday Post Challenge. Check out his wonderful work here.
This is my entry for Jake’s Sunday Post Challenge. Check out his wonderful work here.
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Very beautiful shot….
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Thank you KG 🙂
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Urban Design “par excellence”, dear Paula!
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Grazie mille cara Anna. I am happy you are able to leave comments again 🙂
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Great shot Paula! Love your take on the entry. 😀 *hugs*
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PS: Loved the music. 😀
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And another PS : I have absolutely NO idea what I am going to enter. LOL!
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I know it is a tough one especially when one is more inclined to nature and animals than to urban aspects of life, but you will come up with something great – you always do 🙂
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Awww…I don’t know. You know I don’t like urban goodies and yes, I am more inclined to nature and animals…hehehe. I don’t think I will..guess I am too lazy to think. LOL!
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Happy to hear that 😀
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I am glad, Sonel 🙂 *hugs*
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Que me espere este verano porque disfrutaré con ella y de ella… de la ciudad, digo.
Bon dia, buenos días con un beso a lo Parisien…!
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Bon dia Josep 😀 b7 😉
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Feliz día Chica Paula…!
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Feliz dia a ti Josep 😀
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That’s a cracker, Paula! Beautiful urban Paris. I’m feeling gay just listening to that music. 🙂
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😀 Sylvie Vartan :). Happy to hear you like it old chum 😀
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Stunning photo Paula. Where did you take it from?
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From Tour Montparnasse 🙂
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I would like to see your pictures of Tour Montparnasse. I love the memories that they bring to mind 🙂
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I only have one pic of Tour Montparnass .. I believe you saw it in my Metallic post 🙂
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Better than none 🙂
Guess I will have to visit there again sometime.
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Such an impressive picture! I like the colour, the light and then that typical urban design – quite geometrical (I suppose that goes back to Haussmann).
Thank you for sharing and have a happy day
Klausbernd 🙂
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It makes me very happy that you like the photo Klausbernd and the layout of Paris of course :). Wishing you and Dina and fairies a great day!
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Thank you 🙂
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Great shot for the challenge, Paula. Hugs to you.
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Lovely French song. Wish I could understand the words. 🙂
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The title is il est 5 heures, paris s’eveille – which translates as it is 5 am and paris wakes up, then it goes on mentioning what each big monument is doing at that time of day 😉
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Thank you for explaining, Paula. 🙂
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You are most welcome, Slyvia. And thank YOU sweetheart 🙂
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Wonderful capture! I love the symmetry of all the lines. Perfect music too. 😀
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Thank you so much Jackie .. I can see we think alike … symmetry and music-wise :D. Much obliged!
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That is fantastic!
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🙂 many thanks 🙂
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Perfect perspective, colors,…and the clarity! I am in awe, Paula! {{{hug}}}
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🙂 *hugs*
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awesome perspective of a beautiful city 🙂
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Many thanks BW 🙂
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Terrific view, Paula! Love it!
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It sure is, Uday 🙂 Paris is a place one has to fall in love with … I think 🙂
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Now this is more like it. After finally reviewing and commenting on your “Life’s a bitch” post, this is much more pleasing to look at. Love the processing and the composition is perfect. Everything draws your eye right to the Tower.
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I like the mood of this shot.
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What a view 🙂
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Excellent work – from Tour Maine-Montparnasse I guess – It’s said from time to time that the view from this top is the most beautiful in Paris, because it’s the only place from which the tower itself can’t be seen… 😉
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🙂 I believe so, as I think the view of the Tour Eiffel is much better than the view from the Tour Eiffel 🙂 Merci mon Drake!
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Ah Paris in every form 🙂 Gorgeous shot Paula. Just curious to know if your shots from Ciels are through a window or is there an observation deck at the restaurant/champagne bar?
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There is an observation deck and the terrasse on Tour Montparnasse. You will love it 🙂
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Thanks for sharing this beautiful post Paula , I love it my friend 🙂
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Les bâtiments au premier plan, on dirait que ce sont des maquettes ! 🙂
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C’est exactement ce qu’un ami italien (photographe tres bon) m’a dit 🙂
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Tu vois que tu maitrises ton appareil photo ! 😉 🙂
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OK…how’d you do it? I do not possess the technology : )
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