First day of the month means theme day for the City Daily Photo Community. The October theme is Contrast. I choose this photo when Kenzo 'planted a field' of 200,000 red paper poppies in front of the Place du Capitole in Toulouse, on Friday September 4th. The poppies were remained until the following day, and had been given away to passers-by. The event is in honor of their poppy-inspired fragrance, Flower by Kenzo. There is a contrast here, poppies are grows on the prairie, in the country side, not in the middle of buildings. The red color of artificial poppies are somehow contrast with the brick color of toulouse buildings.

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Yellow has been choosen as the theme for April. It is really dificult to find nice pics. I run out of ideas - as usual :d
Just a photo collages of pics with the color yellow :
Left : Statue of Virgin Mary in gold, which you could find inside Eglise Saint Exupère de Toulouse (Sainte Exupère Church of Toulouse). This church was build since 1620.
Middle : Yellow zucchini
Right -up : Yellow color dominantly Marché Victor Hugo, the tradisional market of Toulouse which is located at Place Victor Hugo, 31000 Toulouse;
Right - down : Yellow Chrysanthemum at Jardin des Plantes; Toulouse.

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Theme Day of March is Glass. I've prepared 3 photos : The first two is decorative window glass of Churches. The last one is still window glass - may we call it block window glass? Those buildings are Conseil General of Toulouse. Decorative window glass pic

Decorative window glass of Collegiale Saint Martin de Monpezat (Church from 14th century)
decorative window glass photo
Decorative Window of St Saturnin Church - Toulouse
Vlog window glass
Window glass of Conseil General of Toulouse.
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Grave Cemetery

Saturday, January 31, 2009 with 11 comments »

grave cemetery

Its time for monthly theme. The theme for February is Paths and Passages. I choose grave cemetery paths when it was full of flowers of La Toussaint. On these grave cemetery of Toulouse Blagnac, one could find many grave dated 1800. Happy theme day for all City Daily Photo Blog Family.

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Marché Noel 
Marché de Noel or Christmas Market / Christmas Fair at Place du Capitole, Toulouse down town.
Open daily from 10am to to 8pm and for the week end its open untul 10 pm. It was started since 5th December and will be ended at Deceber 28th.

Jardin Royal Toulouse

December theme is Circles / Spheres. I choose to present Jardin Royal or Royal Garden as my entry. How many circles and spheres could you find in this photo ?

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Photo Jardin Royal

Autumn Reflection : Canal du Midi

Thursday, November 20, 2008 | with 2 comments »

Canal du Midi Toulouse

Canal du Midi in Autumn

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 | with 3 comments »

A Song of Autumn by Adam Lindsay Gordon
‘WHERE shall we go for our garlands glad At the falling of the year, When the burnt-up banks are yellow and sad, When the boughs are yellow and sere? Where are the old ones that once we had, And when are the new ones near? What shall we do for our garlands glad At the falling of the year?’ ‘Child! can I tell where the garlands go? Can I say where the lost leaves veer On the brown-burnt banks, when the wild winds blow, When they drift through the dead-wood drear? Girl! when the garlands of next year glow, You may gather again, my dear— But I go where the last year’s lost leaves go At the falling of the year.’

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