An iconic (and rather controversial) merger of the old and the new, the classical and the ultra-modern!
Until next time…happy travels, no matter where life takes you!
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Weekly Photo Challenge – Merge
17 Friday Aug 2012
wonderful shot Madhu! This is indeed one of the best examples of old and new architecture merging. When we’d visited the Louvre my daughter 4 then had asked “why have they made this new building in this beautiful old palace?” . I guess she is a purist in taste
I am amazed at how astute children are today! Or is it that they don’t hesitate to speak their minds? Thank you for the comment
I think its the latter
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Terrific frame
and a great point!
Appreciate the compliment Paula! You can see i am trying to catch up with my enormous backlog
Yup, I can see that
That’s an excellent architectural merge! Sometimes it works.
But only sometimes
Thanks Anette.
controversial, yes,
but in one way it suits perfect.
nice photo
Thank you Docular! Nice to see you here
hats off for the frame!
this is the second time I am viewing this post!
Delighted and Flattered Nabadip
Thank you so much.
Extremely different architectural strutures occupying the same space.
A great photo for the challenge.
Well done.
Delighted you think that Isadora
Thank you!
A great shot and an apt response !
Thank you Deepa
Fantastic shot and great merge!
Oh thank you Patti
LOVE the juxtiposition!
Thank you Zoe
That is such a perfect shot for the theme! You know I’ve been playing “catchup” so I’ve see quite a few “merge” pics over the past couple of days…this one is definitely one of the very best…such a unique shot
Thank you so much Anne
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Madhu, thanks for your “like” on Free Spirit, I, too, enjoy the juxtaposition of cultures.
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Thank you so much