One often thinks of Montparnasse in terms of Man Ray, Kiki of Montparnasse, Zatkine, Joesephine Baker and the roaring 1920s. The reality though is closer to the 1970s, in certain areas, like that of the dreaded “Tour Montparnasse”, said to…
Square d’Orléans — July 2014.
Chopin once lived here… And George Sand wasn’t very far. Don’t ask what these two were up to. A bit far from Orléans, the private square has been a listed national landmark since 1977. In the middle of our street……
Square d’Orléans again, the cul-de-sac is the entrance to our agency (on the right behind the tree).
Square D’Orléans is stunningly beautiful. A classy 19th private square complete with in-precinct mews-like houses. People who work there are incredible lucky bastards. And you know what? I’m one of them 😉
Walking by the river Marne, lowering my eyes, I spotted these 4 ducklings and their mother. They were looking towards the other side. Were those people waiting for them to cross the river?
I couldn’t quite decide whether that statue was smiling or not but she did look beautiful. Montparnasse cemetery. July 2014.
On a rainy and very cold day in early July 2014. Bastille.
3 renditions of the same shot. La Concorde. Paris. July 2014
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