I have been looking through my pictures from Celeste's and my Paris trip from a few years ago. I found several pictures that I'm pleased with that I'll be posting over the next couple of weeks. Several of the pictures I'll post are gargoyles from the top of Cathédrale Notre Dame.
The first is this image of two very weather worn statues. It struck me as odd that some of the gargoyles held up very well and others were so warn by time. My best guess is that some face into oncoming weather more than others. If you have a thought, or better, actually know the answer, post a comment.
See other, previously posted, images of gargoyles here and here.
Photo Credit: Brad Rosenthal
1 comments:
I don't have an answer, but here's a thought... This is an amazing pic, Brad. It looks like the day was overcast and maybe damp. Perfect setting for the subject(s).
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