Maison
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Calvin, the half Maine Coon cat. This little guy was abandonned and was lucky enough to find a lovely family. He is now enjoying life in the french countryside… Be careful mice! / Calvin, chat moitié Maine-Coon. Il été abandonné mais a eu la chance d’être receuilli par une famille aimant. Il profite maintenant pleinement de la vie au grand air dans la comapagne française! Attention à vous les souris!
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You can call me “mop”... / / Vous pouvez m’appeler “chiffon”...
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Literally “House of the Mountains” in Chamonix, also known as the Chamonix tourist office!
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la Maison Vannes France
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Picture taken in summer 2007 at my friend Patty-Lou’s summer house who was empty as she was fighting a breast cancer. Now she’s done with chemo and the tumor has been totally removed. She will be back this summer and this is the most fantastic news I ever heard. This work is dedicated to her, her husband and their two daughters.
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Une ruelle sur le carreau / et le soleil qui tire / ses balles en or…
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This is the port of St- Jean de Luz (not far away from Biarritz) in the Basque Region, S.W. France. The Spanish Infante Marie-Thérèse used to live in that house – hence its name – with no permission to meet her future husband…the French king Louis XIV (le Roi Soleil), before their wedding in the little church of that same city in 1660.
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stair
by andrewcarrMaison La Roche, Paris. / [Architect: Le Corbusier]
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one of the larger houses in town has it’s shutters closed
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At a 20-minute walk from my house and one of my favourite spots in my hometown, the Maison Melançon was built in 1787 on the south shore of Montreal, on the actual site of the Parc de la Promenade in Candiac. The town council has decided to buy it in 1968, and to use it as a meeting place for a ski-doo club and as a community center. This beautiful ancestral house has now become the local arts and culture center. Focal length 34mm / ISO-100 / Aperture f/5,6 / Shutter 1/120 sec. / EV +1,3 Nikon D60 / AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G VR Finished in 6th position of Top Ten in Home For The Holidays of the Country Bumpkin group Finished in 6th position of Top Ten in the Buildings challenge of the Weekly Theme Challenges group on February 1st, 2009 Finished in 5th position of Top Ten in the Historical Buildings challenge of the Communities group on June 27, 2009
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At the Market Place (Grand Place), opposite the Town Hall, stands another of the remarkable historical Buildings of Brussels. The beautiful neo-gothic building with its many decorative statues is the “Maison du Roi” in French or “Broodhuis” in Dutch. It now harbours the historical City Museum. The Dutch name “Broodhuis” (i.e. bread house) clearly shows what the origins of this building were. In the beginning of the 13th century a wooden construction stood here. It was used by the bakers to sell their bread. In 1405 a stone building replaced the original wooden bread hall. When during the early 15th century the bakers turned to selling their products from house to house, the ancient bread hall began to be used more and more for administrative purposes by the Duke of Brabant, hence the French name “Maison du Roi”. /
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taken in May around our friends village after our 2 hour long walk and many photo opps – this lovely cottage/barn is owned by a chap that has grown up in it, and farms still, he has just recently had electric, water and a phone installed – over the last 3 years – doucement, doucement!! Also until recently he still had earth flooring in the kitchen which as been remedied now – a very normal story around here! He also has many goats and shares some of the house with the chickens! This type of house is also known as a Charentaise Long House :) and sometimes the shutters are painted in the typical blue Charante colour! Featured in the History Group July ‘09 / Featured in Nostalgic Art and Photography Jan 09 taken on canon 350d with sigma lens 70-300mm / As Is / Deux Sevrés – France
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“Profiteroles Maison and coffee are gone, but nothing is over” was featured in Imaginative Realism / and Odd One Out Group / . / rue de Rennes a Paris / is the great afternoon ending? no no, let us lought elswere…’till morning
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This shot was taken in New Orleans during the 2005 Jazz Fest, shortly before Hurricane Katrina. Contax G2 w/ 48mm
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The hydrangea house…
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The timber-framed House…
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All photographs and artworks in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist, Anne Staub. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from myself is prohibited. All rights reserved.
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taken in the beautiful picturesque town of Branttôme (Périgord Vert in the Dordogné SW France) this is our first visit and won’t be the last, the town is humming with activity and has so many beautiful houses, a stunning and very old Abbaye and a wonderful river, the town is an island. Featured in Masters of the Scenic 31st August ‘09 Canon G10 / I have tidied this image by removing the ariels from the rooftops and used a “glamour filter”.
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A lovely house in Rennes (France)
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An Amazing building in Rennes, France / (art-deco by the mosaist Odorico)
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Vendée, France
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blankenberge, belgium; / the balcony of this creepy but very nice house(at least for a photographer) you can see it here
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