during a paristrip, my children where undisturbed and took there time to feed the paris pigeons.
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during a paristrip, my children where undisturbed and took there time to feed the paris pigeons.
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En una panorámica del barrio de MONTMARTRE en la parte alta de la ciudad de PARIS, cientos de casas iluminadas por el sol de la tarde, destaca el relieve de la Basílica del SACRE COUEUR bajo un cielo de resortes azules en múltiples tonos que acentúan la iluminación del momento. Paisajes parisinos que nos muestran la extraordinaria variedad de puntos de vista bajo los que se pueden pintar sus diversos aspectos ciudadanos. Pintura del artista pintor Ernest Descals con oleos sobre papel de 50 x 70 centímetros.
Panorámica del Sagrado Corazón de París. Para mi la iglesia más bonita de la capital francesa.
Paris le 20 Janvier 2013.....
This is not a photomontage!!!
So we visited Sacre Coeur to take in the view, when I was approached by four or five fellows who tried to engage me in conversation at rhe bottom of the stairs. One physically blocked my way, pushing me back while another proceeded to tie a string bracelet to my left arm.
He made friendly talk and I reciprocated, finding that he was from Senegal. I politely protested,saying I had to rejoin my family, but the rest of them blocked my way.
Once done, he slipped this into the conversation:
"Since you are from Canada, I won't charge you a lot".
I pulled off my bracelet and started walking, but his friend pushed me back once more. I managed to slip by them and they not-so-politely directed a few expletives at me and showed me which way was up (see photograph above).
I lifted my camera and snapped a picture as they walked towards me. One lunged at my camera but I kept shooting until they backed off.
These Parisians are so incredibly friendly, helping facilitate my shot of the day.
This guy was juggling a soccer ball on a stone railing above a sheer drop in front of Sacre-Coeur Cathedral. We gave him a Euro for his effort.
Sacre Coueur really lends itself to Sepia.
