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The statues of the tomb of Louis XVII and Anne de Bretagne in Saint

Denis, Paris. Thank you for comments and critiques. L.

Is that my monitor or is there a dark band across the top half of the photo?

 

You might possibly refer to the shadow starting in the hairs of the foreground statue and passing about at half the height of the columns behind? That is, as said, a shadow, the light on the statues (bottom) and on the top of the arches on the upper-right corner came from different windows.

Ciao

L.

Ahh, now that I am at my home, my monitor renders it much nicer - my monitor at work is so dark and murky, it looked weird - it looks great now !

Ooops! I noticed I did a typo in the critique request: the king in the tomb is of course Louis XII (1462-1515) and NOT Louis XVII (1785-1795) who was never really a king: he was the dauphin, son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, who were imprisoned and then executed by the french revolution. Louis XVII died himself at age 10, in unclear circumstances, possibly murdered to avoid royalist claims who would endanger the revolutionary regime.

Still, it appears I cannot change the critique request above!

L.

Excellent shot, well seen.

Great Shot,

Bravo'

Shenandoah

!!!!

Thank you all a lot! L.