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20 October 2009
WW- Louvre at sunset
This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday editions of Wordless Wednesday.
This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday editions of Wordless Wednesday.
37 comments:
I've seen lots of photos of this building, but this is way out in front - gorgeous shot Jams!
Thanks Chris!
So amazing! Nice scene.
What a beautiful shot. Everything worked perfectly to make it exceptional.
that's a lovely capture. love the colour tones.
Beautiful silhouette!
Did you take that one?
That is beautiful!
wow so lovely!!!
u may view mine if u have time
looks like a upside down diamond on steroid :lol:
Great color!
THanks everyone. James it is my own photo
Wow! that is lovely, what a great photo :-)
I wonder how many pigeons fly into it.
Wow, what a cool shot. Happy WW:)
Simply beautiful! Happy WW.
Mine are here and here.
What a lovely capture. Happy ww.
Wow, it's beautiful!
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Lovely shot!
Beautiful silhouette in the sunset.
OMG That is one hell of a sunset and a fantastic silhouette!
fantastic shot
Beautiful pic!!
Spectacular image! Somewhat resembles ice.
I wish I can visit that place in the future :)
Happy WW!
Beautiful and unique view of this building - I like the silhouette, one can imagine it's just the grid without any glass.
I actually am quite fond of it as a modern geometric structure, but the "controversy" makes it even better.
Oh, that's stunning! Well done.
Very inviting shot! Now can I go inside? ;-)
Beeyootiful, Jams!!
That is gorgeous!
Oh, how very lovely!!
And one of my favorite places in the world.
Well done, my friend. Very well done.
Beautiful shot. Just perfect.
Great shot, Jams!!!
Fantastic photograph! Wow. Really good.
wow, what a great shot!
happy WW!
Absolutely stunning!
Congratulations on a very very beautiful photograph. It's the nicest I've ever seen of the two buildings together.
You really do have a special talent there.....That is a very emotive shot!
Bloody well done Sir
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