“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
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! :-)
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.
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.
ReplyDeleteOf 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 ...
ReplyDeleteLol... automate en panne.
ReplyDeleteSo much action:)
ReplyDeleteIt'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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