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Louvre Tableaux, Sunday, 18 October 2009

Pont des Arts, 18 October 2009

Typical Sunday Morning Walk

Actually, not entirely typical. The sunrise seen from the Pont de l'Alma was even more spectacular than usual. I had never noticed the bust of Gustave Eiffel before, and never seen the tricolor crawling lights of the Algeria Memorial. The photo exhibit near the Quai Branly was completely unexpected. Of course, the photo shoot on the Passerelle Debilly was a bit of a surprise, too. (c) Christopher Dickey

Parc Monceau Beehive, September 2009

Chez Janou in The Marais, 20 June 2009

(c) Christopher Dickey

Guess Tour Bus and the Opera Garnier, September 2009

Bistro Dogs, Rue Montmartre and Rue Montorgueil, September 2009

Night Walk Through the Louvre

August afternoon in the Parc Monceau

Summer Sunday: Rue Montmartre, Rue de Rivoli

The Place de l'Alma, Where Princess Diana and the Flame of Liberty Endure, 12 Years On

Princess Diana was killed in the tunnel beneath the Place de l'Alma just after midnight on the morning of August 31, 1997. I arrived at the scene a few minutes after the crash and reported from the place and from the hospital until after dawn. "The Flame of Liberty" memorial was in place aready. It had been erected in 1989 with money raised by the International Herald Tribune to commemorate 100 years of publishing in Paris, but mourners and tourists quickly adopted it as a monument to the late princess. Elsewhere in the place, life goes on as normal.

Is Paris Sleeping? July-August 2009

Photos (c) Christopher Dickey, taken Rue Guy Moquet, 18eme; Rue Jouffroy d'Abbans, 17eme; Rue Bayen, 17eme; Rue des Martyrs, 9eme; Café de Flore, 6eme; Avenue Mac-Mahon, 17eme; Boulevard de Courcelles, 17eme.

Self Portrait at Bus Stop, Blvd de Malesherbes