Do you remember this photo? Well, I went back to the Quais Saint Bernard, and, this time, I went a little further and stumbled upon the tango dancers! They are even better located than the salsa ones of last time because they really face the Seine - They actually nest in one of the 3 or 4 small amphitheaters that are to be found there. It's a real dream place for dancers. FYI, the weather is a little chillier in Paris right now, but beautiful.
Oh Eric...if you're not careful, people are going to think that all we do in Paris is dance and eat!
ReplyDeleteyou forgot to say the third thing, Michael!!!!
ReplyDeleteI feel part of the energy, looking at them dance. If I had to pick a picture of life on planet earth, I would pick this.
I love the reflections in the river and the movement of the dancers in the foregroung. Great picture Eric!
ReplyDeleteOops, please excuse my misspelling. I meant to type "foreground"
ReplyDeleteIsn't that all you do, Michael?!!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I ever saw these amphitheaters. I have to look for them on google earth.
ReplyDeletePS - exhilirating photo, Eric! Tres bien fait!
ReplyDeleteHa ha! I just noticed - its gold and blue!! ; )
ReplyDeleteLove the colors, the reflections in the river and the feeling of motion. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!
ReplyDeleteThis is excellent! I love the colors and the play of light on the river!
ReplyDeleteRomantic, heart warming and very Parisian. The tourist office should pay you lots of money for this photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot and great colours; I can almost hear the music...
ReplyDeleteI wonder if any of them get carried away and fall into the river.
ReplyDeletePHX - The third thing?
Well, it takes two to tango.
cool shot !
ReplyDeleteLooooL Drummond! J'adore:))
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot again : a true 'Intoxication feeling' at the foreground while a really nice view at the background, serene, luminuous. C'est beau. Both are interesting.
The tango is a spectacular dance. I love seeing it dancing.
Yes, the weather is beautiful. I feel it very well. Thanks a lot... :)
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ReplyDeleteDancing in the forefront, with the city of lights as a backdrop and the boats docked on the Seine. Une dance, un Tango, c’est la vie à Paris!
ReplyDeleteOh this is beautiful, Eric. Love the tango & this captures the movement & atmosphere so well.
ReplyDeleteI could stand for cooler weather here (Wash, DC), so I await it. (Not cold, just cooler:)
ciao!
Eric -- je suis éblouie! (is that the right word?) This is one of the best "moment in time" shots I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteAnother Masterpiece! Beautiful, thanks,
ReplyDeletei can hear the music.....
ReplyDeletemichael - i hope that is all you do, if not, then you would be in just another ordinary city.
Wow....I can feel the passion of the nite. Do they end this at the end of the Summer? And any hints on how to find these little amphitheaters?
ReplyDeleteSean
Very nice picture!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Great colors.
ReplyDeleteRenoir ou Monet ?
ReplyDeleteMerci pour cette photo. J'avais vu les danseurs dans ces petits amphithéatres le long de la seine. Mon épouse et moi étions en bateau-mouche (croisière de 23 h) il y a deux semaines environ et je me demandais ou ils étaient situés exactement.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love this picture! It carries the atmosphere so well
ReplyDeleteI love these dancing spots by the Seine. I once saw people dancing gavotte, a dance from Bretagne.
@Eurostyle
These amphiteaters keep busy untill it's too cold to have fun outdoors