Showing posts with label paris sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paris sunset. Show all posts

Sunday, October 16, 2016

Église Saint Roch


Église Saint Roch


The late afternoon autumn sun
gives the church a golden glow.


bon dimanche



Église Saint Roch
284, rue Saint Honorée
75001, Paris

Monday, August 10, 2015

Coucher de soleil



Sunset in Paris


Can you name the landmarks?



City of light
Paris!


Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Un petit repas



un petit repas


I used to travel with an assortment of cutlery (plastic) 
and small plates, but you can buy just what you need 
at Bon Marche or at a Monoprix.


We often feel that just a little taste of pain et fromage 
will get you through the early evening and give you the energy 
to stay out late enough to see the sun go down at 11pm.  


In the summer months the Paris sky stays a translucent blue 
until the wee hours of the morning.



Rue Jacob
75006, Paris
 





Thursday, March 5, 2015

Rue Raynouard - Passy



Just above the wall-lined street you can see
this wonderful collection of windows, roofs, balconies,
and chimneys all washed in the glow of a winter afternoon's sunliight.


The architecture and textures
have interesting details.



Rue Raynouard
Passy
75016, Paris

Saturday, November 1, 2014

City Daily Photo Theme Day - "Landmark"



City Daily Photo Theme Day
"Landmark"


Although Paris has many "landmarks" and it was difficult to choose just one, 
this photo has my favorite plus a bonus:  
la Tour Eiffel and Grand Palais.  


With the setting sun of autumn the structures of both are seen in silhouette, 
the Eiffel Tower with its familiar pattern of steel, 
and the Grand Palais with its glass vault.


Would you believe that there are 6,000 tonnes of steel 
in the Nave of the Grand Palais 
which is more than in the whole Eiffel Tower?



la Tour Eiffel, 7ième
Grand Palais, 8ième
taken from the rooftop of Printemps, 9ième


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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Jardin des Tuilleries -- Sunset



From the plateau of the west end of Jardin des Tuileries, the fading light displays in silhouette some memorable landmarks of Paris.