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A building that looks like a giant sail in La Défense business district, Paris.
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Une longue pose de jour, dans un magnifique jardin de Paris. Jardin de Bagatelle.
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Architecture parisienne, toujours dans le 16ème arrondissement de la Capitale.
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The beautiful symbol of Paris, Eiffel Tower, captured by a simple iPhone 4s in a single shot (2014).
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La statue de la Liberté est l’un des monuments les plus célèbres de New York, aux États-Unis. Son caractère universel d’allégorie de la liberté lui a conféré une notoriété à l’échelle mondiale. Pour cette raison, de très nombreuses répliques du monument, de taille plus ou moins importante, ont été érigées depuis son inauguration en 1886. (Wikipédia)
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We were on Bir Hakeim bridge in Paris. Incredible view. It was 7:29 PM.
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Ile Aux Cygnes with Pont de Grenelle, Pont Rouelle, and Pont de Bir-Hakeim bridges from the Eiffel Tower, Paris, France.
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We were on our way to Eiffel Tower in Paris, it was huge and artistic form.
Experienced by Masayoshi Yanase
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Took this photo on my trip to paris. Streets are really noisy there, which brought me to the idea of combining the static Arc de Triomphe with all the human movement around it.
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Had one surprise night in Paris on my backpacking trip across Europe when my train was cancelled and loved the light and colors and action on the corner where I was standing. My work is 100% community-supported. You can fund my next photography adventure at Patreon.com/rvrmakes
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This is an old photograph that I took in 2016, at the time when Paris was flooded, the Siene was overflowing, and the sky was gray and boring. In this picture, however, I think the colours of the French flag contrasts nicely with the gray sky and somewhat plain Arc de Triomphe.
Experienced by Peter Y. Chuang
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Sometimes the best way to get a different perspective I have to wake up early and get a chance to take a photo of places where there aren’t a lot of people. Had to just sit down in the grass and saw how the flowers and the tower met. I was definitely catching some of that City of Love feels.
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I saw pictures of this area of Paris after France won the World Cup (2018), it reminded me of when I was there in 2017. What an amazing part of the city. It feels like it’s the hub to the entire city. So much great food, activity, and energy in this area. It was definitely a highlight from my trip there. This was a very cloudy day and I used a long lens to blur the background as much as I could. I wanted the focus to be only the Arc De Triumphe.
Experienced by Tom Gainor
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Paris is my favorite city to visit and I just love wandering around taking photos of all her beauty!
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View of Passerelle Debilly bridge and the River Seine from the Eiffel Tower, Paris
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This was taken at the end of the tour guide inside Palais Garnier. A magic place, where you are static and the statues, paintings and chandeliers are moving.
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Magical sunset in Paris seen from Montparnasse Tower, really something to never forget [ even though just like everything in Paris, you have to fight for your spot ].
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My friends and I were walking around Paris, near the Louvre on a lazy Sunday when we came across the Fête des Tuileries funfair near the Louvre. I was fascinated by the ferris wheel as it was going pretty fast!
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From down until up. Palais Garnier, another angle, wide eyes.
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We were visiting Paris as so many times before as it’s my wife’s hometown. It was a lazy Friday, a beautiful summer day in July. We didn’t have any fixed agenda for the evening. Just enjoying the beautifully warm afternoon sun light, we decided to start our little tour in the Latin Quarter. We just had parked the car next to the Jardin du Luxembourg when I stood there in the middle of the streets and spontaneously fell in love with that scenery.
