Ah! rchitecture (B&W)
The funny thing about the Chinese quarter in Paris – Wouldn’t go as far as naming it Chinatown though – is that architecture is often mixed. Here, an Haussman-like turn of the Century building is placed right before a 1980s…
In this category you fill find everything architecture photography, one of the most beautiful man-made things in the world that is continuously evolving. The designs that vary based on culture, influence, and the craftsmanship is what makes it so unique. Architecture from every time period and various different architects are shown throughout Europe. Most buildings in Paris were designed by the same architect, but there’s also a lot of variety.
Here you will find timeless beauty and authenticity, as I show all the beauty I have seen through these photos. From churches, apartments, monuments, stairways, bridges, and everything in between. Some of these have been built over centuries with multiple architects, some within a number of years by one person. Each has a rich history and a unique aesthetic.
The funny thing about the Chinese quarter in Paris – Wouldn’t go as far as naming it Chinatown though – is that architecture is often mixed. Here, an Haussman-like turn of the Century building is placed right before a 1980s…
Now folks, I have good news for you! Paris is all yours for the near future… Feel free to enjoy the sights, roam the streets and sit at the terraces of the cafés. We’ll be somewhere else. So stay tuned,…
The Debilly footbridge was built for the 1900 World’s Fair. Like the Eiffel Tower, the footbridge wasn’t meant to stay … but it did eventually and all tourists, and locals, love it. I captured the reflection of the bridge in…
B&W … or colour photography. Name your choice by leaving a comment. Montsouris, Paris, July 2013
Fancy a house in Paris, with a miniature garden facing South, less than 2 miles from Notre Dame? That one’s for you, but chances are you won’t be able to even buy it for such houses never appear in the…
Villa Hallé Villa Hallé, July 2013. Paris
Two version of the same shot in the little Normandy village of Damville. Name your choice: colour or black & white? Photo No.1 – B&W photography Photo No.2 – colour photography (poll expires after one week)
The Great War (1914-1918) Museum in Meaux, near Paris, is a must-see. History is beautifully and minutely described amidst a setting of ultra modern architecture. Here are a few shots taken from my visit to that museum.
Here is the remainder of my Saturday night pictures of trailing lights at the Arc de Triomphe: One of my favourites. As cabs were passing by, a mixture of green and red lights. This dude looked really cool, and I…
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