Beau contraste entre ce pigeon esseulé et le reste de l'image fait de lignes parallèles et de volumes géométriques
Le travail di noir et blanc est au top
Que dire de plus .... À oui ici dans le midi il pleut , mais tu connais !!!!!!!
Bises et bon dimanche
Bernard
walking among the venerable columns like an ancient philospher: socrates, the wise, arguing with his equally scholarly shadow:
"how singular is the thing called pleasure, and how curiously related to pain, which might be thought to be the opposite of it; for they never come to a pigeon together, and yet he who pursues either of them is generally compelled to take the other. they are two, and yet they grow together out of one head or stem..."
(socrates quoted by phaedo. i changed only one word)
; )
what beautiful shadowplay, odette! love the suave look of the two-dimensional dove doppelgänger! ; ) bises, sabine.
Pierre LAVILLE 27/06/2013 15:54
+++++++++++++++++Pierre
Silvana W. 25/05/2013 21:03
Brava,Odette ***¡¡J'adore ce genre de photos,tu sais ¡¡ La lumière est fabuleuse**.Compliments ¡bises
Ben-ito 21/05/2013 8:42
Belle imageBen
Elisa M 19/05/2013 22:15
buena+++dominati simone 19/05/2013 21:20
Le palais pour lui tout seul :belle image et beau travail en noir et blanc .Bravo.SimoneDeryck 19/05/2013 18:44
Excellent work! Minimalistic and very well doneDeryck
carinart 19/05/2013 17:44
Quel contraste, sur tous les plans - bravo, Odette!Bises Karin
Lily-Rose 19/05/2013 10:40
Pas mal du tout ...Bises.
brobert 19/05/2013 7:15
Beau contraste entre ce pigeon esseulé et le reste de l'image fait de lignes parallèles et de volumes géométriquesLe travail di noir et blanc est au top
Que dire de plus .... À oui ici dans le midi il pleut , mais tu connais !!!!!!!
Bises et bon dimanche
Bernard
Robert Buatois 18/05/2013 19:51
Beaux jeux d'ombres et le pigeon, c'est lui ! C'était jour de fête et il s'est fait pigeonner. Il est seul (Rires).Bises
Robert
s. sabine krause 18/05/2013 17:01
walking among the venerable columns like an ancient philospher: socrates, the wise, arguing with his equally scholarly shadow:"how singular is the thing called pleasure, and how curiously related to pain, which might be thought to be the opposite of it; for they never come to a pigeon together, and yet he who pursues either of them is generally compelled to take the other. they are two, and yet they grow together out of one head or stem..."
(socrates quoted by phaedo. i changed only one word)
; )
what beautiful shadowplay, odette! love the suave look of the two-dimensional dove doppelgänger! ; ) bises, sabine.
Dominique Bensi 18/05/2013 7:24
Excellent !!! BravoFred Welke 18/05/2013 2:06
Excellente perspective et mise en scène. Amitiés, FredCobrak 18/05/2013 1:24
magnifique!jean-pierre hervet 18/05/2013 0:34
Que dire, Odette !!!!!!!! C'est tellement au top !!!!!!!!!!!! Amitiés / JP