I love the detail of the gargoyles on top of Notre Dame. The fact they are so old and have survived so long is a testament to the craftsmen of that time.
Yet another sweet French cafe in Paris. I loved them all.
I live cities and Paris has to be one of my favorites for taking photographs. Lots of well known sites but also evrey corner turned show a different side to the city. I took this one morning whilst stroll around the Notre Dame area.
Notre Dame – Paris / © Loredana Crupi 2007 “Notre Dame depicts nothing less than the whole natural universe as it was known at the start of the thirteenth century.” Allan Temko See more works BLACK & WHITE USA SERIES EUROPE SERIES CHINA SERIES GARTH PLOOG / NATURE ABSTRACT
Notre Dame – Paris / © Loredana Crupi 2007 “Notre Dame depicts nothing less than the whole natural universe as it was known at the start of the thirteenth century.” Allan Temko see more images of Notre Dame See more works BLACK & WHITE EUROPE SERIES CHINA SERIES GARTH PLOOG NATURE ABSTRACT
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A view inside the cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris – I loved the glow the candles gave and hope I’ve done them justice… Click to see some of my other categories- – Autumn Collection / - Paris / – Flowers / - Wildlife / - Christmas & Other Cards / - Clothing
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I know Judges will probably hate it . / But it’s what I like. / Hope you like it too.
Amsterdam September 2005. Canon PS-A95.
Notre Dame Cathedral by the river La Seine in Paris, was completed in 1345. In 1430, Henri VI of England was crowned here. And in the same year Mary Stuart becomes Queen of France after her marriage to François II, and is also crowned in the cathedral. The last crowning in Notre Dame was in 1804 when Napoléon crowned himself Emperor. The banks of La Seine are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This image was HDR post-processed. Best viewed large, Nikon D60 / Nikkor 18-70 f/3.5-4.5G / Aperture: f/9.0 / Shutter:1/160 sec / Focal Length: 22mm / ISO: 400
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Playing chess late in the night… June 2008. Canon EOS 300X, Sigma 28-135. Post-processing: retouch, convert to B&W, distortion correction, sharpening, tonality adjustment, crop. More chess:
The interior of the chapel of Notre Dame de Pitié in Colobrières, Provence. Nikon D200 + sigma 10-20, hdr from 4 exposures. Can be seen here at a very better size. .
Shot by Koukei / Styling by me
we all have battles to fight sloppier than i’d like… but i don’t really feel like working on it further… :( !!
Notre Dame in Paris, France / Copyright Featured in / Colour and Light / Postcard Style Top Ten in Paris
Notre Dame Cathedral seen at dusk, taken from a boat on the Seine. / Canon 40D 1/30 sec @ f/4 ISO 3200 / 105mm (Canon lens 24-105mm f/4L IS USM)
Detail of the South Rose Window, designed by Jean de Chelles and Pierre de Montreuil, in Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris. A gift from King Louis, this window was installed in around 1260. Lumix TZ11. Featured in Stained Glass Art, Christian Churches, Statues and Crosses, Alphabet Soup (Letter W) and Shapes & Patterns.
Captured this little beast on top of Notre Dame, Paris. There were so many to choose from, but I liked the definition of the muscles and other features in this one. Especially liked his legs and claws. His timid look, to my eyes, made him a little different from his other Gargoyle friends.. Nikon D300 / Nikon 18-70mm lens / F4.5 1/2000 sec ISO200 Many thanks to the Heritage in Stone group for the feature (September 2009). Many thanks to the The Male Photographer group for the feature (September 2009). Many thanks to the Moody, Dark, Evocative group for the feature (September 2009). Many thanks to the Architectural Detail group for the feature (September 2009).
Notre Dame Gargoyle – Paris
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