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Theme ~ Looking Up
Chosen by Tom.
For this week's theme, I traveled back in time to our silver anniversary trip to Paris. Although pictures don't do justice to the view, it's pretty amazing standing at the bottom of the Eiffel Tower and looking up. Here is the uncropped image I used for this week's header:
Closer to home is another tower--the Moser Tower which houses the Millenium Carillon in Naperville. At the bottom, looking up, you can see a series of bells, from the largest bell, "Big Joe," to the smaller and smaller ones, until you have to climb the stairs to see the smallest bells of the carillon.
At the very top of the Moser Tower, you can look up and see the sky. I took a picture, then turned 90 degrees and took a second picture for a different look. I do like the second one better, though both are visually interesting.
In Chicago, you can find many old churches, one of which is Notre Dame de Chicago, which boasts this beautiful dome in its sanctuary.
Lots of signs can be seen if you look up; here is one of my favorite ice cream shops, in the Adirondack Mountains of New York.
Finally, here's one old image I took at a springtime church picnic. Daddy sure had to look up so he could catch his little son!
Treasuring life's moments,
Christine
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Closer to home is another tower--the Moser Tower which houses the Millenium Carillon in Naperville. At the bottom, looking up, you can see a series of bells, from the largest bell, "Big Joe," to the smaller and smaller ones, until you have to climb the stairs to see the smallest bells of the carillon.
At the very top of the Moser Tower, you can look up and see the sky. I took a picture, then turned 90 degrees and took a second picture for a different look. I do like the second one better, though both are visually interesting.
In Chicago, you can find many old churches, one of which is Notre Dame de Chicago, which boasts this beautiful dome in its sanctuary.
Lots of signs can be seen if you look up; here is one of my favorite ice cream shops, in the Adirondack Mountains of New York.
Finally, here's one old image I took at a springtime church picnic. Daddy sure had to look up so he could catch his little son!
Treasuring life's moments,
Christine
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Stop by my family blog
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Lovely memories from Paris - also grand shots of other Towers and churches, plus flying little fella.
ReplyDeleteWhat an iconic photo Christine.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Christine! Love the top of the tower.
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