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"Place de la Bourse is part of the Port of the Moon, Bordeaux, which has been listed by UNESCO as World Heritage since 2007. The royal square is a fine example of the outstanding urban ensemble that was built in the 18th century, during the reign of King Louis XV. The spectacular setting of Place de la Bourse on the edge of the Garonne River shows a monumental succession of identical buildings that form a continuous and balanced building curtain".
when i first got into photography i used to love to take panoramas - that is really wide images which are composed of multiple pictures stitched together. however it's been over 3 years since i last added one to the site. it's not that i no longer like them, but i don't think they really work well on screen. if you want to see the picture as a whole then you have to significantly reduce the height, and that means lots of details get lost. these days i tend to favour turning panoramas into little planets. i've created a brand new planet on an almost annual basis from 2011, (nearly) 2012, 2013 and now this french addition. i realise that this doesn't really solve the issue of losing the details, well i guess it just distorts all the details, but at least they fit nicely on a screen... if you have a big screen.
here's the pre-graded/post-distorted original
Though best known as an ancient wine region, Bordeaux France is also a highly-livable city full of splendid 18th century architecture. Here, the trade centre, Place de la Bourse reflects in a splendid reflecting pool between the building and the Gironde river, which bisects the city.
At 130 meter long X 42 meter wide, this set of granite slabs forms the largest reflecting pool in the world. The pond's water cycles from almost dry (looking like a huge slate), then it produces plumes of mist that turn the quay in a fairyland, finally the fog yields to crystal clear water that perfectly reflects "Place de la Bourse", as seen here. Glorious ! @travellingeye
People playing in the misty spray of the Miroir d'Eau on Bordeaux's Place de la Bourse.
The Place de la Bourse is the centuries-old heart of old Bordeaux, with grand buildings linking the riverside with the old city.
The riverside square was renovated in the 18th century by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, with the majestic old stock exchange and the Hotel des Fermes flanking the open space around the 1864 Fontaine des Trois-Graces.
In more recent years, the square has seen the city's modern tram network run through its heart, while the Miroir d'Eau, a spectacular flat water feature which intermittently reflects the city and sprays mist in which children of all ages play in, is a popular new attraction busy throughout the day.
davant la place de la bourse de bordeus, l'ajuntament va construïr una petita llacuna artificial, que s'omple i es buida d'aigua cada mitja hora. alhora, serveix per crear una de les estampes més típiques de la ciutat. quan fa calor, la gent s'hi remulla, i quan no en fa... també!!
Kodak tmax 400 / Tetenal Ultrafin
en route pour la joie : bienvenue dans un monde fait de petits bonheurs du quotidien, de moments fragiles que l'on va chercher, seul, en couple ou en groupe, pour son plaisir personnel et celui des autres.
Avenue Anspach 30/10/2024 16h34
Strange sky at the Avenue Anspach as seen from the Place de la Bourse.
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On 1 January 2015, the City of Brussels had a total population of 175,534. The total area is 32.61 km² which gives a population density of 5,464 inhabitants per km². As of 2007, there were approximately 50,000 registered non-Belgians in the City of Brussels.
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In Bordeaux downtown there's a square - place de la bourse - where children usually have fun on the fountain, called "miroir d'eau" - the "water mirror". Stay five minutes and you'll see a real show. People any age gets in. Children, toddler, adults, and by the way, if you're lucky, it may happen you'll see some nice girl modeling.
Me stood atop the Miroir d'Eau in Bordeaux after sunset.
The Place de la Bourse is the centuries-old heart of old Bordeaux, with grand buildings linking the riverside with the old city.
The riverside square was renovated in the 18th century by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, with the majestic old stock exchange and the Hotel des Fermes flanking the open space around the 1864 Fontaine des Trois-Graces.
In more recent years, the square has seen the city's modern tram network run through its heart, while the Miroir d'Eau, a spectacular flat water feature which intermittently reflects the city and sprays mist in which children of all ages play in, is a popular new attraction busy throughout the day.
People playing in the misty spray of the Miroir d'Eau on Bordeaux's Place de la Bourse.
The Place de la Bourse is the centuries-old heart of old Bordeaux, with grand buildings linking the riverside with the old city.
The riverside square was renovated in the 18th century by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, with the majestic old stock exchange and the Hotel des Fermes flanking the open space around the 1864 Fontaine des Trois-Graces.
In more recent years, the square has seen the city's modern tram network run through its heart, while the Miroir d'Eau, a spectacular flat water feature which intermittently reflects the city and sprays mist in which children of all ages play in, is a popular new attraction busy throughout the day.
The Fontaine des Troi-Graces at the centre of Bordeaux's Place de la Bourse.
The Place de la Bourse is the centuries-old heart of old Bordeaux, with grand buildings linking the riverside with the old city.
The riverside square was renovated in the 18th century by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, with the majestic old stock exchange and the Hotel des Fermes flanking the open space around the 1864 Fontaine des Trois-Graces.
In more recent years, the square has seen the city's modern tram network run through its heart, while the Miroir d'Eau, a spectacular flat water feature which intermittently reflects the city and sprays mist in which children of all ages play in, is a popular new attraction busy throughout the day.
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People playing in the misty spray of the Miroir d'Eau on Bordeaux's Place de la Bourse.
The Place de la Bourse is the centuries-old heart of old Bordeaux, with grand buildings linking the riverside with the old city.
The riverside square was renovated in the 18th century by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, with the majestic old stock exchange and the Hotel des Fermes flanking the open space around the 1864 Fontaine des Trois-Graces.
In more recent years, the square has seen the city's modern tram network run through its heart, while the Miroir d'Eau, a spectacular flat water feature which intermittently reflects the city and sprays mist in which children of all ages play in, is a popular new attraction busy throughout the day.
Die Brüsseler Börse (französisch Bourse de Bruxelles, niederländisch Beurs van Brussel) wurde von Léon Suys in den Jahren 1868 bis 1873 in Stil des Neoklassizismus am Place de la Bourse/Beursplein beim Boulevard Anspach erbaut. Mit ihren zahlreichen dekorativen Elementen ist sie eines der am aufwändigsten verzierten Brüsseler Bauwerke des 19. Jahrhundert.
Three lads who were wandering past as I was taking pictures of the Place de la Bourse and wanted theirs taken. The one in the middle is called Jeremy Djerrou and hopefully he has received this picture.
The Place de la Bourse is the centuries-old heart of old Bordeaux, with grand buildings linking the riverside with the old city.
The riverside square was renovated in the 18th century by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, with the majestic old stock exchange and the Hotel des Fermes flanking the open space around the 1864 Fontaine des Trois-Graces.
In more recent years, the square has seen the city's modern tram network run through its heart, while the Miroir d'Eau, a spectacular flat water feature which intermittently reflects the city and sprays mist in which children of all ages play in, is a popular new attraction busy throughout the day.
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In Bordeaux downtown there's a square - place de la bourse - where children usually have fun on the fountain, called "miroir d'eau" - the "water mirror". Stay five minutes and you'll see the joy of life children only can show.
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Though best known as an ancient wine region, Bordeaux France is also a highly-livable city full of splendid 18th century architecture. Here, the trade centre, Place de la Bourse reflects in a splendid reflecting pool between the building and the Gironde river, which bisects the city.
At 130M long X 42M wide, this set of granite slabs forms the largest reflecting pool in the world. The pond's water cycles from almost dry (looking like a huge slate), then it produces plumes of mist that turn the quay in a fairyland, finally the fog yields to crystal clear water that perfectly reflects "Place de la Bourse", as seen here. Glorious !
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