I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day. /Vincent Van Gogh/
Be inspired and inspire!
More about Paula and her Thursday’s Special Challenge here:
I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day. /Vincent Van Gogh/
Be inspired and inspire!
More about Paula and her Thursday’s Special Challenge here:
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Inspiring capture, very well really like it – agree so much with my favorite painter Vincent – we never know “our” city until we have walked through it in the nightlight… 🙂
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Thank you. There is a certain charm to the cities at night for me…the balance between the light and darkness, the things I probably wouldn’ t notice during the day… Yes, a walk through the city in the night really is lovely, Drake 🙂
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Oh to paint like Van Gogh, Ese! 🙂 And take photos like you 🙂 🙂
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…and to have such a beautiful, kind heart and adventurous mind like yours… 🙂 Thank you very much, Jo!
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Oh, bless you, Ese. I’m quite embarrassed. 🙂
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Stunning photo. 😍
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You took it in Marseille? Wow. I was there once very, very long time ago, and I could never know how romantic it looks at night. Thank you very much, Ese dear. I did not see a notification about your link before. I am sorry. Your post has made my day though 🙂
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Yes, right at the edge of the water – the only night I remembered to take camera with me 🙂 Darkness does add something special to the atmosphere of the city and allow us to notice something that the light…manages to hide. It does with me at least.
Thank you very much for your words and inspiration! 🙂
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This is a really wonderful image and quote, Ese.
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