This is Monte Carlo's most expensive shopping street, Avenue des Beaux-Arts, where you'll find Dior, Yves St. Laurent, Cartier and so on.
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5 comments:
I can't tell whether she is saying "Come on, let's take a look inside" or "Come on, let's go, you don't need another one of those."
I like that you got the man, with his foot slightly off the pavement, in both the background and in the reflection. Great depth of field.
I love this kind of photos! They give you phantasie!
Btw. I would have liked to stop the man coming towards you. Looks interesting! ;-)
Have a nice Sunday!
Barbara from Germany
I'm sure he's got to get his wallet out sooner or later!
Am I the only one who can't understand how his reflection shows up in the window?
I guess so. Sheesh.
You do a completely beautiful job with your blogs. Thank you.
Judith, thanks for kind words. It's simply a reflection in the glass of the shop. When I took the shot I wanted him in the background but had no idea he was being reflected too. Simply luck!
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