You think these two buildings have more or less the same height? Well, they don't! The "old" one is a 6 or 7 typical Paris story building, and the "modern" one is only 11 meter (36 ft) high. The latter is actually a sculpture made by Chinese artist Wang Du and is dedicated to the Paris firemen (it's actually a replica of a training tower) next door. For yes, the "old" building next to it is a fire station. Pretty cool ;-)
Clever shot Eric.
ReplyDeleteVery cool.
ReplyDeleteReally nice photo Eric, but firemen/firefighters are cool... lol.
ReplyDeletenice photo Eric. for some unknown reason firemen have a special place in my heart. like the blue in the sky reflecting on the building too. Anne
ReplyDeleteI admire your clever perspective.
ReplyDeleteYes, pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteHow did you do PDP before you got that wide angle lens ?! Great shot !
ReplyDeleteI really wonder Stuart! I luuuuuuuuuuuve it!
DeleteYour perspective trick just made me smile. Love it!
ReplyDeleteCool photo! You have me stumped, Eric. Where was this taken? I have never seen it!
ReplyDeleteWell I'm not surprised for it's not really the sexiest area of Paris! It's at Place Jules Renard in the 17th arrondissement. Near Porte Maillot.
DeleteLove the way you shot this!
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