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Yes! Thank you! Maybe even a slightly more distant shot, showing the whole cube, but close up. Sorry for being so picky!
Flash
(Michael Fleischmann)
Pierre MEINDRE <pierre.meindre(-at-)
Thanks Flash !
Something like this?
Pierre.
Selon Flash <flash472002(-at-)yahoo.com >:
> Nice to see a different view of Paris! I was kind of expecting to see a
> closeup of the cube... :)
>
> Flash
>
> Pierre MEINDRE <pierre.meindre(-at-)free.fr > wrote:
> La Défense is a business district West of Paris were are located most of the
> high buildings. It is in the exact alignment of the "historical axis"
> starting
> at the Louvre museum and going to the Concorde Obelisk and the Arch of
> Triumph.
>
> To close this perspective, the Grande Arche was build in the '90.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Grande_Arche
>
> Looking like a hollowed cube, it can be visited. The top level hosts
> exhibitions. When I visited yesterdays there was a "computer museum" (with
> some
> machines I've used 20 years ago!) and an anaglyph exposition (drawing made
> with
> computer, nice but not tremendous and the author has chosen red-green
> glasses
> but with the red lens over the RIGHT eye).
>
> You also have a nice view towards Paris from a lookout. The Arch of Triumph
> can
> be seen in the distance as well as the Eiffel Tower (not easily recognizable
> as
> it is in the same alignment as the Maine-Montparnasse tower.
> I used to work in the black Areva tower. My office was at the 42th level, at
> the
> closest corner in the picture and the view was splendid, better that the one
> from the top of the Grande Arche!
> I've taken five pictures increasing the stereo base, here it should be about
> 5-7
> m.
>
> Pierre.
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