Looking at the front of the Palais Garnier/the old Paris Opera House, you will see two gilded bronze statues by Charles Alphonse Gumery, L'Harmonie
on the left, and La Poesie (Poetry) on the right.
Last week's reflection was L'Harmonie so this week we have La Poesie on the right side of this photo and reflected in the window on the left.
Congratulations to Malyss for being the first to share the name of the building and the place of the statue!
Please only link posts that have a photo or photos that contain a visual reflection. Reflections can be on water,glass,metal or anything else as long as we can see the reflection.If needed, click the link below the header for instructions. Now, lets have some fun with Weekend Reflections!
Quelle harmonie dans cette photo, James ! Tout se répond dedans, le reflet et l'opéra, l'affichage pu "paris haute couture" comme un sous titre du hasard... Et puis les photo de nuit, c'est toujours tellement beau... Bravo !
ReplyDeleteTa photo rétablit une parfaite symétrie, et j'aime bien quand les choses sont bien rangées! :o)
ReplyDeleteBelle atmosphère nocture..
A splendid photo!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflections!
Stunning!! I'm amazed at how perfectly lined up the reflection is - just fantastic. I showed my husband last week's reflection in the puddle, and it took me a while to get him to believe it was actually a reflection - it was so crisp! Also...you're lucky the advertisement wasn't R rated...and that it said Paris!
ReplyDeleteFantastic capture and reflections, James, as always! Your pics always take my breath away! And, as always, thanks for the weekend fun! Have a lovely weekend! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteIt is like a double picture. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great capture and reflection. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteYou have such grand buildings and statues reflecting for you, James!
ReplyDeletevery pretty, james. :)
ReplyDeleteParis dazzling with lights!
ReplyDeleteMy son just put a pic on FB of the Eiffel with the on-and-off lights:)
Very beautiful place and wonderful photo ~ thanks, carol, xo
ReplyDeleteQu'il est beau notre Opéra ! merci de cette superbe photo, et bon week end à tout le monde.
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fantastic reflection James!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful building and a perfect photo...The reflection is unique... Great job...
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Fantastic reflection!
ReplyDeleteEt voilà que je regarde l'opéra Garnier d'un œil nouveau !
ReplyDeleteJames I realy love your outstanding reflection.
ReplyDeleteHow nicely reflected image!
ReplyDeleteGreat capture.
Fabulous photo of Palais Garnier!
ReplyDeleteA perfect reflection of this stunning place. Bien fait, James!
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic reflection! It looks like a complete photo.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a magnificent building! Great reflection too!
ReplyDeleteAnother super creative reflection! Love the lights at night.
ReplyDeleteWhat a magnificent building!
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tres magnifique! what a treat to have visited the stunning City of Lights. merci pour partager
ReplyDeleteA great reflection shot! I love the Paris Opera House.
ReplyDeleteJ'aime le nouvel habillage du site James ! Ce petit coup de jeune est le bienvenu (j'aime aussi que les annonces google aient disparu)... ^^
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, always difficult to make one in the night.
ReplyDeletePour la maman d'un danseur, l'Opéra Garnier ce n'est pas rien !
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