The Roofs Of Dijon by photosynthesis
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Description
Although perhaps known primarily for it's mustard, Dijon also has some very interesting & unique architecture.
From Wikipedia:
"Dijon architecture is distinguished by, among other things, toits bourguignons (Burgundian polychrome roofs) made of tiles glazed in terracotta, green, yellow and black and arranged in eye-catching geometric patterns."
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Comments (18)
Very nice indeed and super post work.
Superbly vie my friend!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Regarder Whylma
What a great shot! The streetlamps and tv aerials somewhat spoil it.
Wow those are some awesome patterns they have cool stuff.
Gorgeous and superb capture and postwork
Nice POV and postwork.
Wonderful Claude, I am not a lover of mustard except the American burger mustard which I like very much. But I know about dijon mustard with the white wine and mustard seeds in it.
Merci pour cette belle photo de l'architecture que l'on peut trouver en France
Oh, stunning shot indeed! What a lovely town and architecture!
what wonderful style and colour
Your art-work is splendid. 5+!!! I thank you for it.
Great shot, gorgeous post-work!!
Argyle roofs ... who knew?? I love this shot, and your postwork style finishes it off perfectly. Superb work!
Very unusual roofs, both in color and shapes. Beautiful
excellent creation! great work!
wow, fascinating and beautiful
Great composition and postwork, y friend. It is nice to see places that one would want to visit. In photographs of real places it is possible, but sometimes with digital renders it is even more inviting, but we'll never be able to visit them.. ;o) Warm regards, from a wintry Glasgow, John.
an excellent collection of colors, patterns and textures!