Photograph 2. ‘Notre-Dame de Paris, Paris.’
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Photograph 2. ‘Musee d’Orsay, Paris.’
Now, that’s what I call a cafe window. View from inside the Musee d’Orsay gallery cafe. This stunning old railway station now houses the largest collection of Impressionist and Post Impressionist art in the world. A Paris must see. sketchbookexplorer.com @davidasutton @sketchbookexplorer Facebook.com/davidanthonysutton #photograph #photo #b&w #paris #france #travel #travelblog #museedorsay #museeorsay
Photograph. ‘Notre-Dame de Paris, Paris.’
Iconic Paris. The cathedral’s name means ‘Our lady of Paris’. It took almost 200 years to build. sketchbookexplorer.com @davidasutton @sketchbookexplorer Facebook.com/davidanthonysutton #photograph #photo #b&w #paris #france #travel #travelblog #notredamedeparis
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Photograph 2. ‘Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Paris.’
Derelict beauty inside one of the many phone box-shaped tombs. I kept expecting to hear the sound of a telephone coming from inside one of them. sketchbookexplorer.com @davidasutton @sketchbookexplorer Facebook.com/davidanthonysutton #photograph #photo #b&w #paris #france #travel #travelblog #perelachaise
Photograph. ‘Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Paris.’
This city of the dead is one of Paris’ largest cemeteries, and the final resting place of the likes of Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, Edith Piaf, Gustave Doré, Frederic Chopin,
Maria Callas… sketchbookexplorer.com @davidasutton @sketchbookexplorer Facebook.com/davidanthonysutton #photograph #photo #b&w #paris #france #travel #travelblog #perelachaise
Photograph. ‘Eiffel Tower, Paris.’
Built for the 1889 World’s Fair, this icon of the Paris skyline was originally criticised for it’s design, but it is now unmistakably part of Paris. sketchbookexplorer.com @davidasutton @sketchbookexplorer Facebook.com/davidanthonysutton #photograph #photo #b&w #paris #france #travel #travelblog #eiffeltower
