Irrlicht auf der Pyramide

Phenomenal capture of this world famous landmark! Stay well!

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Many thanks, William.
Have a nice and safe weekend!

ONE OF THE BEST PHOTOS OF THIS STRUCTURE I HAVE SEEN !!!

THAT'S A GREAT COMPLIMENT, PAM. THANK YOU SO MUCH MY FRIEND!!

SUPERBE! Les pharaons n'ont plus qu'à bien se tenir!!!!!!!

MERCI Nouchet ! Je crois qu'ils se sont déjà retournés dans leur tombe quand ce monument a été érigé :-))

Amazing architecture; well captured Eric.
Happy weekend and stay well.

Thank you very much, Jaap.
Stay well too,and enjoy your weekend.

Fantastische Aufnahme, Eric ! Ein tolles Architekturphoto !

Thank you so much, Ulrich!

The mood is fantastic, Eric!
Have a pleasant weekend, and stay well.

I thank you gratefully, dear * ઇઉ *.
Soothing and safe weekend to you too.

Cette capture m'a immédiatement subjuguée car j'ai visité plusieurs fois le Louvre, admiré cette pyramide mais jamais non jamais je ne l'ai vue éclairée comme par magie juste à son sommet avec cette esplanade aussi féeriquement bleue . Cette photo est une poésie sublime. merci pour ce cadeau de la première semaine de janvier.
Et cette musique que vous nous faites découvrir qui colle si bien à ce miracle esthétique! Wowwwwwwwww! Très inspiré Monsieur Eric Desjours.... Je vous embrasse pour cette émotion.

Absolutely beautiful! I love the sky....fabulous colours!

Joli ****************j'aime beaucoup ! bon dimanche Eric !

magnifique avec cet arrière couchant et ces jolies pyramides*********************

great photo of this place. great lighting - perfect angle.

this has always fascinated me. i was underwhelmed by this location when i was there, but there are some photos of it that make it seem wonderful (like yours). not sure why it didn't capture me when there.

Thank you very much, Laura.
For my part I think it is the historical perspective that strikes our perception most on this site, to which Parisians are of course most receptive.
On the one hand there is the rich and long history of the Louvre Palace itself, dating back to 1190. Then there is its recent history with its complete restoration, including the garden, which restored its splendour and its unique Parisian perspective (up to the Arc de Triomphe).
The pyramid was, although controversial, the icing on the cake, the final touch that intended to place the Louvre in the long perspective that links Egypt to the modern era - because of its vocation as a museum where antiquity, especially Egyptian one, occupies a large place.
A sort of vertiginous viewpoint that amazes and fulfils me personally every time I go there...