“Le Défenseur du Temps” (The Defender of Time) by Jacques Monestier, 1979
Passage des Ménétriers
Rue Brantôme
Quartier de l'Horloge, 3rd arrondissement
Paris, July 2008
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5 comments:
Now that is interesting...and quite impressive. I'm not sure what it all means, though. You must take notes when you take photos. I should do that, too, but I'm lazy; and then I can't remember anything about the photos I took.
Of course, I can always rely on you! Thank goodness! :-)
Oh, that lizardy thing looks an awful lot like one of our Florida iguanas ... they're not gold, but still ...
Lol... automate en panne.
So much action:)
It's hard to tell if there is one defender and three attackers . . . I think so. However, I relate better to the animals than the guy. I don't think they really mean to attack time, but only the silly guy with the small shield. I would say it's open to interpretation. The crab and the reptilian are quite old, so they may be good friends with time, after all.
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