Here is another angle of the pagoda in Amboise... that's it at the end of the road. Even though the sun was out on this day in March, there was practically no green or any other color. So I went for the black and white treatment again. Don't worry, there are more colorful spring colors to come.
C'est une photo superbe avec ces branches qui semblent caresser le promeneur dont le but encore lointain apparaît au bout du chemin.
ReplyDeleteOh, merci ! C'est de la poésie ! Vous devez écrire mes descriptions.
DeleteI appreciate this series on the pagode as I've never seen it in person. So close, and yet so far. It's like when I lived in San Francisco for nearly 18 years and never set foot on Alcatraz. One of these days...
ReplyDeleteIt's not a free entry to the grounds unfortunately. My previous post, however, was taken from outside the grounds... as was this one.
DeleteIt feels so gloomy to me. The trees look like thickit, only the shadows on the path bring some light. But I think the pagoda at the end makes it worth to go ahead.
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The only problem is, one is not allowed to go down this road ! Anyway, less gloomy photos to come.
DeleteI bet this will be beautiful once everything turns green!
ReplyDeleteThe pagoda is in the forest of Amboise which is pretty large and very beautiful throughout the year... but for different reasons.
Deletelooking forward to seeing this in spring time colors!
ReplyDeleteAfter this, I'm back to spring photos !
DeleteBlack and white works beautifully in this case, Stuart!
ReplyDeleteThanks William !
DeleteGreat b&w photo, I like especially the shadows.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was a bright and sunny day... just not very colorful !
DeleteB&W is best for trees at this drab time of year!
ReplyDeleteBut it's changing fast here. Not to rub it in.
DeleteIt looks fantastic Stuart, what an avenue! Do you know what kind of trees they are, looking forward to seeing them 'dressed'.
ReplyDeleteNo, I really don't. But I will go back in "prime time" and post an update.
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