Chairs
Église Saint-Séverin (Church of Saint-Séverin)
Rue des Prêtres Saint-Séverin
Quartier de la Sorbonne, 5th arrondissement
Paris, July 2004
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6 comments:
Interesting idea for shot! Nice:)
Excellent composition! Two questions: 1) Do you think these chairs are ever all filled at one time? and 2) why don't they spring for some padded pews for the "faithful"?
Aha! I thought they looked familiar, then I saw it was one of my favorite places. I don't think I ever took a photo of the chairs, or if I did, I don't think it came out. Nice, nice, nice!!! I like the piece of the column, too. That church is really special.
Don't think I would enjoy sitting on those chairs for hours but they make a great photo.
It reminds me. The author of a fine book about labyrinths as a spiritual tool writes of how she was shocked on her first visit to Chartres Cathedral to see the famous labyrinth simply covered with such chairs.
In answer to your question I e-mailed you a photo of the answer.
Good thing you got them all empty, so much nicer.
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