Still in Passy

Another from my afternoon hanging out in the Passy graveyard.

[Louise & Ken]

WOW why an image! This is so striking and yet so moving. It sadly reminds me of the cafe bombing still fresh in my memory...

[Issi Bannerman]

@Weezilou Yes, I hear you. It could almost be a tribute photograph for that day ... it speaks of Paris and, sadly, it speaks of death too.

[Leana Niemand]

Oh, I love this, cool pov, focus and dof.

[Wylie]

An interesting pair. I heard that new barriers are going up to protect the tower!

[Peter Day]

A charming photograph, and your words touched a spot with me.

[Issi Bannerman]

@pusspup Yes, I was listening to that on the news last night. Not sure how that will turn out, but the tower must be a security risk with everything that's gone on over the last 2 years. It will be interesting to see how the 'wall' pans out. I was against the glass pyramid at the Louvre when it went up, and now I really like it, so I have to keep an open mind!

[Leslie]

wonderful POV and capture

[Jennifer]

A great and unusual pov.

[Taffy]

Poignant image and one that stays with me.

[KWind]

Fantastic composition and depth of field.

[Margaret Brown]

Love your focus and comp

[Denise (lyndemc)]

The composition of this picture speaks volumes. Sobering.

[Kathy]

Nice DOF

[Milanie]

This combination and your dof has certainly made quite a composition. A photo to reflect on.

[Gayle]

Wow! A perfect capture!

[Islandgirl]

Great composition and pov Issi!

[SquamLoon]

Ah, memories. In 1988, I lived on Rue Lauriston, and often walked to my job on the Rue de Passy. I know this spot well.

[Issi Bannerman]

@squamloon Oh, lots of nice restaurants on rue Lauriston. My favourite is Le Victor.

[Lin]

Awesome comp!