When I read The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Eerie, I immediately thought of all the ghouls and creepy things that came with Halloween. But then I remembered a couple of shots I took on my last day in Paris, inside the Louvre. I loved these images, but never really knew what I was going to do with them. Thank heavens for prompts making me think outside the box!
We had just a couple of hours at the Louvre before we had to head to the train station to continue our adventure in the South of France. My girlfriends and I decided to go our own ways in the Louvre as we all wanted to see different things. On my way about, I got a bit twisted around, but luckily found these sculptures that caught my attention in the Richelieu wing.
Have you photographed anything eerie lately? Be sure to play along with the Daily Post!
As always, thanks for stopping by. Have a joyful, creative, blessing filled day!
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Connie Hanks Photography 
26 responses to “Eerie // Louvre Art {Photo Challenge}”
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Eeee…..rie
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phew, holding her own head! great shot
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I know, crazy, right!?!?
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It’s creepy in all the right places. 😀
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Thanks : )
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tough mother, though without head, still caring for the kids!
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Your pictures gave me the shivers, especially the first one. Marie.
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Thanks, Marie : ) Just what I was going for!
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woah. this is so perfect for the theme. absolutely eerie!
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Thanks : ) Glad I was finally able to use those photos I loved!
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These undoubtedly enjoy a nice high ‘eerie’ rating!
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Great capture! My museum pieces don’t come out looking so professional. I love what you have done here. I’m going to follow your blog. It looks adorable. 🙂 Thanks for visiting mine! 🙂 Marsha 🙂
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A few minutes editing in Lightroom with presets and adjusting the sliders helps get the look I’m after : ) And thanks for the follow!
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I haven’t used LIghtroom. I’ve done a lot of editing in Bridge, but Lightroom is still in the dark to me. 🙂
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When I started in photography classes, I used Bridge and Camera Raw, but migrated to Lightroom. I like the interface better, but ultimately you’re able to do the same edits in either programs : )
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Definitely meets the criteria for ‘eerie’ I would be spooked out seeing those for sure! 🙂
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Thanks! The photo processing definitely bumped up the eerie factor 🙂
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That hits it perfectly. Those really are creepy! But beautifully done.
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Thanks Lili! There were several crosses and angels that drew me into that space, but these both captured my attention and wouldn’t let go! Hope all is fantastic! Let’s definitely schedule a photo walk soon!
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Great photos of eerie subjects! So much to see in the Louvre, definitely not enough time. Makes me want to go back!
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Thanks Heidi! And I know – I want to go back too!! Mollie saw Napolean III’s Apartments – 4 visits to the Louvre and I still haven’t made it there! We need to get another trip planned : ) Miss ya!
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You’ve nailed it. These really are eerie!
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Thank you : )
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