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fenêtre en ogive - ogival shape window

Posted by
vu@granby (Granby, Québec, Canada) on 17 May 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.

© Hélène Grenier 2008

▼ vu@granby c'est 42 photographes - 42 contributing photographers


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À tous nos visiteurs : merci de vos commentaires !
Visitors: thank you for your comments!

ManuelaR from Hainburg, Germany

Excellent double view effect, great reflections and shadows!

17 May 2008 10:38am

@ManuelaR: Danke Manuela!
vu@granby - Wolfgang

Betty from New Jersey, United States

Nice details.

17 May 2008 10:59am

@Betty: Thanks Betty!

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Hong Kong

Excellent clarity of detail and super framing in this very pleasing image.

17 May 2008 11:44am

@Michael Skorulski: Thanks for the comment Michael!
vu@granby - Wolfgang

Craig from Vacaville, California, United States

A wonderful image!

17 May 2008 12:37pm

@Craig: Thanks Craig!
vu@granby - Wolfgang

e. from New York, NY, United States

Beautiful! I love the effect the branches have.

17 May 2008 6:39pm

@e.: Thanks for the compliment on Hélène's photo,
vu@granby - Wolfgang

Amir from Tehran, Iran

Really simple, really nice

17 May 2008 6:52pm

@Amir: Thank you Amir!
vu@granby - Wolfgang

Illuci from Hurdegaryp, Netherlands

I like the diagonal strokes of the branches, and the excellent color combination of sky blue - brick red. I hope the Lord will not be annoyed by the word "warhead window";).

17 May 2008 7:20pm

@Illuci: Thanks for the comment, Erik. A for the "warhead", it's a litteral translation of the French expression "fenêtre en ogive" instead of the more usual "gothic arc".
vu@granby - Wolfgang

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Le titre en Anglais a été modifié
pour ogival shape window.


gilles d.

standley from brou-sur-chantereine, France

Superbe. L'ombre et les reflets sont magiques!

17 May 2008 8:51pm

@standley: Merci Richard,
vu@granby - Wolfgang

Elisa from Massachusetts, United States

nice shot!!

18 May 2008 3:00am

Michael Rawluk from Prince George, Canada

I love the blue in the window. Beautiful and very well done photograph.

18 May 2008 10:16pm

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

I love how you can see through to the other window, a great shot. The window is such a beautiful shape too.

18 May 2008 11:42pm

danthro from Suburbia, United States

beautiful color and reflection. it never occurred to me before that those are shaped like warheads. do you know if that was the intention, or are you just seeing that in it?

19 May 2008 1:08am

@danthro: According to the following Hélène's comment,
the english title has been changed to ogival shape window.

ogival: (Architecture) pointed, gothic.


gilles d.

Hélène Grenier from Canada

Merci tout le monde ♥
Pour le mot ogive, c'est un vieux mot issu du latin augiva, lui même peut-être provenant du mot oeuf ovum toujours en latin.
Fenêtre en ogive, fenêtre ogivale gothique, fenêtre gothique seraient donc des synonymes.
C'est bien après que le nom d'ogive fut donné à des missiles toujours à cause de leur forme.
Cependant, comme chaque langue à son histoire, il semble que l'anglais ai connu un autre parcours.

19 May 2008 2:04am

@Hélène Grenier: Merci pour les précisions sur le mot ogive.
J'ai probablement mal traduit ton titre en français
en me fiant trop à un logiciel de traduction.

fenêtre en ogive serait peut-être mieux traduit par ogival shape window.
La correction a été apportée.


gilles d.

Michael from Wuppertal, Germany

Great shot!

19 May 2008 9:02pm