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France

Tour Eiffel....collage
Tour Eiffel....collage		 Paris...Cafe on Rue de Rivoli
Paris...Cafe on Rue de Rivoli		 Paris...Rue la Bucherie
Paris...Rue la Bucherie		 Paris...Place de la Concorde
Paris...Place de la Concorde
Versailles...looking into Chateau de Versailles
Versailles...looking into Chateau de Versailles		 Interior Chateau de Versailles
Interior Chateau de Versailles		 Provence...Velleron...montage
Provence...Velleron...montage		 chateau
chateau

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Guest 23-Jan-2007 21:37
Very interesting and outstanding composition and lighting choices in those shots.
Impressive how you are able to put some of yourself when shooting so classical places.
Great job ! Vote !
George Christakos08-Dec-2005 14:50
Excellent, artistic style. Mysterious mood... All time classic. Voted.
Guest 29-Jan-2004 15:31
Atypical images of a gorgeous location, and they all work in their own way. Very nice work. You have a great style.
Andrew Stead 06-Dec-2003 07:39
Ms. Zimmerman,

Love your art. I haven't been to France in almost two years, and it's killing me. However, to be brutally honest, I love you more for sustaining your husband. I'm not sure how far I could go without him. Nevertheless, your collage of le tour Eiffel and la place de concorde are magnificent.
Guest 14-Oct-2003 14:04
I haven't been back to France since shortly before World War I, but this brings it right home to me. Thank you
Phil Douglis26-Sep-2003 21:03
BZ -- you are as accomplished in black and white as you are in color. These images of France are timeless, thought-provoking, and, as always, often mysterious. Once again, your images often manage to evoke a crowd when no one is there. The structure, texture, and tonality of these photographs is at once both elegant and functional -- you move the eye through them with ease, and often reveal a surprise or two on a second viewing. Thanks, as always, for sharing.
Phil
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