Here we are, the 1st of the month and since I've been away these past 5 days I had not anticipated the theme day... Shame on me. It's only yesterday that I found out it was "Perspective". So here you go, a quick and dirty "Tenin perspective" from the Metro, more precisely Line 14, that I took on the way back from the Gare de Lyon where I arrived from Nîmes. Go visit the "Dailyphotoblogosphere" and find out what they chose for the theme day... Back to work now!
I find photo this hysterical! (It does show off the very clean subway cars in Paris.) But, do French people think you are a crazy tourist when you do things like this? The looks on some of the people's faces are priceless, and they sure didn't look away!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Carrie. You know I love that "famous Tenin perspective," but I would have loved to see you taking this shot (and the looks on the faces of those people right in front of you)!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great 'off the cuff' idea, love it!
ReplyDeleteIf I hadn't ruined my knees squatting down for photos, I MIGHT have had a similar perspective........no a Tenin perspective! HA Well you are brave to try this shot in the Metor. Evan I am often too timid for this one.
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That is a CLEAN floor!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a Tenin perspective - what else to expect from you dear Eric?
ReplyDeleteClean floor indeed (funny how some people notice things that we take for granted eh?)
Trop réaliste et pourtant artistique, I love it !!
ReplyDeleteNice, 'clean' shot...and good to have Eric back at 'work'...
ReplyDeleteLe Perspective Tenin! What a joy to see on this most auspicious day. (Did you suggest this theme?) It is interesting to get a "feet's eye view" of what they have to deal with everyday. Wow, I have to agree with everyone else, it is clean!
ReplyDeleteClean and orderly and a nice photo.
ReplyDeleteChrissy
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Not just perspective, but Tenin perspective! And we've already done that theme. We had a good time, too.
ReplyDeleteWe can count on you for a Tenin Perspective image, can't we?
ReplyDeleteOMW Eric, I'd consider a 10-second rule for this floor.
ReplyDeleteI should take a photo of a train floor in Cape Town. :)
LOVE this pic!
ReplyDeleteWhen/if I ever get to Paris and I'm taking a crazy photo, if any French person looks at me funny, I'm just going to tell them that Eric asked me to take a pic for PDP:)ha!
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