It's not so much for this famous metro station that I already featured twice on PDP that I'm posting this photo, but because of the extraordinary light that I was lucky enough to catch it in. FYI this metro station is called the Kiosque des noctambules (night birds kiosk) and its structure consists of two domes made of glass spheres (that obviously catch the light very well!). It was made by Jean-Michel Othoniel for the RATP (the French public transportation organization).
absolutly stunning...beautiful light ..like a fairytale...wish I was there...lucky you Eric,you live in such a romantic city....Salut from the hot down under Sydney...where we had lots of fire yesterday..Merci Eric..K
ReplyDeleteThe light and the shadows are beautiful, Eric. It looks like a beautiful morning in Paris.
ReplyDeleteThat is so unusual! Love it.
ReplyDeleteBravo, Eric! You caught a marvelous metro station and made it better.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo with the brilliant light and fascinating shadow patterns!
ReplyDeleteYou caught the light perfectly!!!
ReplyDeleteI read that it was created for the millinium and that the glass balls are hand blown glass from Murano, Italy.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely there long before the millennium Linda.
ReplyDeleteI love that you can find the beauty in the everyday! (and the special, and the interesting.. the list goes on.) Thanks for sharing this beauty with us!
ReplyDeleteEnchanting !
ReplyDeleteAhhh...sighs...so beautiful. Makes me want to return right now and see all that I missed!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular shot! Must have been very early—or maybe too chilly to sit on the terrace at Le Nemours?
ReplyDeleteWhat time was this? You catch the most amazing morning moments! It's fun to remember that I was at this very spot within the last two weeks. :)
ReplyDeleteThat IS an amazing shot!
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