35mm France: Paris

Written By Ryan Slone
A high view of Paris from atop descending steps

Montmartre

 
 

A city of arrondissements split by the Seine. Each portion amassed with layers of history and culture stretching upward. Epitomized by the enduring image of the “temporary” 1889 World’s Fair centerpiece. A moveable feast at times revolutionary and at other times satisfied with a morsel of bread and glass of Burgundy. We’ve done good but seldom better a city of light.

A Parisian boulevard on a rainy day
A train comes into a Paris metro station, seen from above.
A Paris alley comes to an end.
The glowing light of a Parisian bistro at night.
View of the Seine river as the sun rises.
A view down a long Parisian street with a bicyclist.
Rooftops of Paris flats viewed from a park.
Two trains pass over a bridge in Paris.
Place des Vosges park's fountain with buildings behind it.
A view down an alley on Île Saint-Louis.
Paris buildings from a high vantage point.
The city of Paris seen from high above with the Eiffel Tower in the distance.
The Eiffel Tower.
 
Ryan Slone
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