Paris Fall Walks
0 Comments Published by Cedric Benetti on Sunday, November 2, 2008 at 11/02/2008 10:10:00 PM.
A stroll over Pont Neuf, the oldest still standing bridge of Paris (and also the first real bridge of the city built in stone), with one of the best views onto the city, bathed in bright sunlight and the start of the falling leaves.
the louvre
the pont des arts and the Louvre to the right, and in the far away distance the towers of the churches of the 16e
the grande galerie part of the Louvre
the old Samaritaine department store, a doomed ghost ship on the river
a seagull pooping onto the head of Henri IV, king of France
Labels: Architecture Instant Love, Paris street stuff (NOT a TOILET), photography, things that can happen if you stare directly into the sun
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