Notre Dame at night. Construction started in 1163, finished in 1233 on the site of a Roman Temple.
Main alter of Notre Dame.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Cathedral Notre Dame de Paris
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fantastic building as your captures!!!
ReplyDeleteI was at Notre Dame once in 1972. It looks alive and well...your photo does a good job revealing its beauty.
ReplyDeleteThat top photo is great, love that it was taken at night.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Rob! I especially like the external shot.
ReplyDeleteWords can't describe the grandness of it all....great photos of such an impressive building!
ReplyDeleteWords can't describe the grandness of it all....great photos of such an impressive building!
ReplyDeletec'est amusant cela me rappelle quelque chose ;o)) tes photos sont superbes. tu étais quand à Paris ? Petite question tu travailles tes photos en mode HDR ?
ReplyDeleteit's fun it reminds me of something ;o)) your photos are superb. when you were in Paris?
A small question you work your photos HDR mode?
Bonjour Olivier!
ReplyDeleteMy wife and I visit Paris April 24 to May 3 of 2008. Beautiful city, food and wine was superb! We traveled to Normandy and Versailles for a day visit. 8-1/2 hour flight from Minneapolis to Paris.
Yes, I do some work with HDR. I use the program called Photomatix. I have my photos labeled as HDR, only 4 photos from France are HDR.
Merci for more Paris pictures!
ReplyDeleteI visited Notre Dame for the first time in 2002 and didn't like it - it had been the 6th church we visited during the trip and I think I was all "churched out".
But a second time around in 2007 I was completely in awe. It is such a stunningly beautiful and large building.
You've just reminded me that next time, a night visit is a must. I would love to see it all lit up in person. And bring home the pictures!
Beautiful!
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