It’s late afternoon in early fall at Giverny, the pastoral water garden where Claude Monet created his most famous paintings. The ambiance here is palatable with the lush beauty, peacefulness. Colorful silence. With apologies to Claude, I have taken some artistic liberties with a photograph I made here a few years ago.
My garden is my most beautiful masterpiece
― Claude Monet
nomad, interrupted
15 Jan 2017Such a painterly photograph, Ron! It’s very dreamy. 🙂
fotograffer
15 Jan 2017Thanks, Cathy. I hope Monet isn’t too upset with me. 🙂
CarolynEliason
15 Jan 2017Wow! So beautiful and peaceful.
fotograffer
15 Jan 2017Thank you, Carolyn.
Maria Jansson Photography
15 Jan 2017Very beautiful!
fotograffer
15 Jan 2017Thank you so much.
diane frisch
15 Jan 2017Great photo! I would love to go there!
fotograffer
15 Jan 2017I hope you do, as well. Thanks.
Tina Schell
15 Jan 2017Having been there I think you chose the perfect spot to illustrate ambience Ron!
fotograffer
15 Jan 2017It is stunningly beautiful, isn’t it. Thanks, Tina. Hope all is well with you and yours.
Alison and Don
15 Jan 2017I love the ‘artistic’ finish. It works really well for this scene. I remember spending hours there a few years ago – incredibly special, and really beautiful place. I took hundreds of photos but I have no idea where they are now. It was before I had a digital camera I think. I guess I need to go back 🙂
Alison
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fotograffer
16 Jan 2017🙂
samba2017
27 Feb 2017Good old Giverny! This really takes me back to one of the years that I spent in France as a student. Thanks for sharing! I have just started a poetry blog here on WordPress in case you are interested in taking a look? Have a good day, Sam 🙂
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