Nouvel & Alison

    Alison at Jean Nouvel's Institut de Monde Arabe in Paris.

    It was taken quite a while ago (early September 2001) on my lovely old Pentax ME Super, and then scanned in.

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    1. ★

      colleenkane, parkerr, rych, fubuki, and 36 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    2. Auntie P (91 months ago | reply)

      Very striking image.

    3. GustavoG (91 months ago | reply)

      Solitude Standing

    4. rych (87 months ago | reply)

      love the reflection of the floor. no nice. the stairs look so clean...

    5. Lil [Kristen Elsby] (82 months ago | reply)

      Superb! The Arab Institute is definitely top of my list for my next visit to Paris.

    6. TwOsE (79 months ago | reply)

      perfect shot!

    7. xkio (77 months ago | reply)

      Perfect! Without other words.

    8. nicolas_mt (73 months ago | reply)

      felicitaciones por esta fotografía!

    9. avezink (67 months ago | reply)

      Great black and white, I love the ornamental density.

    10. weeklymg (57 months ago | reply)

      Hi. I wanted to let you know that I'm using this photo, in accordance with the Creative Commons License, on my blog: weeklymobilegoodies.blogspot.com

    11. Daveybot (57 months ago | reply)

      Glad you like the photo, weeklymg!

      ...For the record, it's not 'art' as such that she's looking at - it's simply a window. Of course, it's a truly incredible window which is a work of art in itself, but nevertheless, the distinction may be worth mentioning!

    12. CoreForce (52 months ago | reply)

      Looks almost like a scene from the motion picture "Cube". Great contrast.

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    13. jam343 (35 months ago | reply)

      great shot!!!

    14. © Libyan Soup (32 months ago | reply)

      there is a bit of Kubrick's 2001 about this.....

    15. Lazy Aussie (31 months ago | reply)

      Nice

    16. ScottLarsen (31 months ago | reply)

      I wonder about cropping out a bit more of the dark ceiling.

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