Monday, July 24th Cité de l’Architecture. An architecture museum at the Trocadéro, across the river from the Eiffel Tower. One of my favorite museums of the entire trip, and I especially liked the many scale models of buildings. Tuesday, July Continue reading Week 4 Photos
Tuesday, July 18th Musée d’Orsay. In the old Gare d’Orsay built in 1900 for the Universal Exhibition, and housing Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art of the same era. While I greatly enjoyed the art, I was more awed by the building Continue reading Week 3 Photos
Photography as a hobby is something I picked up during COVID. Though I have always been into art since I was a little kid, capturing images on a camera, editing, and posting are all relatively new skills I figured out Continue reading Process of Photography
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Opéra Garnier, Château de Vincennes, the Eiffel Tower, and more.
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What with the long holiday weekend, I found myself looking for something to go out and do. Since buying souvenirs has recently been on my mind, I began searching for markets and found Les Puces de Vanves, a flea market Continue reading Visiting the Flea Market
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From Île de la Cité to the Latin Quarter, Versaille, and more.
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A few thoughts to begin with: And our first week in Paris is complete! I’m honestly surprised by how well (or not well) I have adapted to staying in a foreign nation. My travel history, while extensive, is almost entirely Continue reading First Impressions
Before going on this trip, I was already briefly aware of the existence of guerrilla artists in international cities. There are many anonymous street artists who aim to provoke political and social commentary, make you take a second guess yourself, Continue reading Street Art in Paris: Invader and Ememem
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