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... having to sit here all day in front of this screen showing glorious stereotypes of Parisian women showing off their frilly knickers.
Saint Clothilde wife of Clovis I , king of the Franks , whom she convinced to convert to Christianity.
Walking into Les Invalides, a massive building housing a few military museums, a hospital, a cathedral, and, most notably, Napoleon Bonaparte's resting place.
If you're a military buff, you'd definitely appreciate their huge collection, especially those from Napoleon's era. My favorite was viewing Napoleon's horse, Vizir, who ended up being stuffed and placed on display in one of the museums.
Paris captured on an expired roll of black and white film, a few days before my blackbird, fly was 'given away' to a special person I met while travelling.
I prefer to think that it is the expired nature of the film that has ruined the clarity but strangely begin to enjoy the obscure effect.
One may pretend that this is taken a decade ago.
The beautiful interior of Eglise Saint-Louis des Invalides, a chapel constructed in the complex for the war veterans. This chapel was built by architects Mansart and Bruant and finished in 1679.
Detail of the decorations on the Arc de Triomphe as seen from underneath. Best regards, Tjerk An image from the third collection of images in the series named "Paris Through my Lens". To see some other images in this series please follow this link; www.flickr.com/photos/tjerk/sets/72157648416961763/ Best regards, Tjerk