I could have shown you the beautiful house that stands at this number, but on a second thought, I found that this was more beautiful and intriguing. It actually looks like this photo was taken in Provence, in the South of France whereas I took it in the 11th arrondissement, boulevard Richard Lenoir. Apparently it shelters the office of and architect and an interior designer; lucky them. Have a nice weekend everyone, and don't forget, on October 1st a new theme day is coming up!
This photo is truly beautiful Eric i agree. The spread of pure colour broken by the enigmatic figure... Such a stunning blue! I love it.
ReplyDeleteNice!! The French bleu!!!! Were you at the Marche' Richard Lenoir??
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Brings to mind Jasper Johns in 1960, but I think I prefer this particular Eric Tenin "The Right Number."
ReplyDeleteI like the abstract feel of this photo. It is an interesting material used for making the house number.
ReplyDeleteBonjoue Eric,
ReplyDeleteYes the photo does look like it was taken in Southern France! But I guess France is equally beautiful anywhere.
I like how you captured the feel of the number on the upper left hand corner. C'est tres special!
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This photo could have been easily entitled "sexy-cinquante-sept"! Cool blue Eric and I especially like the international "7"...
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ReplyDeleteOooh Eric, looks like we're thinking alike today. My post also focuses on a number that's more intriguing than what it's on. Although I must say, you photo is so much cooler/sexier!
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Yes I agree, Eric takes very beautiful shots. This '57' has a certain mysticism to it!
ReplyDeleteI tune in to Eric's blog everyday for inspiration! Well done Eric!
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You said:
ReplyDelete"I could have shown you the beautiful house that stands at this number, but on a second thought, I found that this was more beautiful and intriguing."
EXACTLY, Eric! The truth is sometimes in the details, but you need the eye, and the imagination, to see it. Nice one.
Beautiful. Almost a Matisse blue.
ReplyDeleteNice shot!
ReplyDeleteIt's not a house! It's a mansion!! I do like that little number - quite understate in contrast with the house.
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