Sunlight shows green through the windows that connect the castle to the chapel.
This is a view of the wing that connects to the chapel on the right, or western side, of the castle. I could see people walking through the sun-lit corridor and took a bunch of photos. This is the best one. I prefer another that has more silhouettes, but it came out too blurry. You have to hold the camera very still at this distance if you're not using a tripod.
I love the effect of the unshuttered windows and the silhouettes.
ReplyDeleteLooks like shadow dancing silhouettes.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photo. Makes me want to get a better camera! But, in addition, you've got a gifted eye.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing photo!
ReplyDeleteAlmost mysterious catching the silhouettes in the "green-lit" windows! A photo that could be from a BBC Murder Mystery - Agatha Christy or perhaps, Poirot?
ReplyDeleteThese photos are very timely: yesterday in french class we started reading Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme by Molière. The very first performance was for the King in Chambord, October, 1670.