Ed’s Sunday Stills keep getting harder. I had to look through my archives to come up with some windows looking out. I have quite a few looking in but I thought looking out would give a different perspective.
These two are from the Louvre, Paris. I quite liked the pattern of the glass pyramid and the juxtaposition of old and new – looking through the modern pyramid at Pavilion Denon which forms part of the Louvre.
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Love these – you’re right in going for the different perspective – it just add that little something extra.
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Thanks M 🙂
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I like the perspective of these. Great photos. 🙂
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VERY creative and cool perspective!
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Thanks Adrienne, I got all arty farty in Paris 🙂
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it really offered a different view! The striking lines and grids!
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Thanks Jasmine, yes a little bit abstract. There are always crowds and long waiting lines so sometimes it gives you time to look around at different ideas.
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