These photos were taken with my iPhone so I hope you wont mind the graininess. But, this bridge and this view couldn’t be more Parisian. It was a beautiful clear night despite the cold and well worth the windy walk to see it at dusk.
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Bulldog Travels / Photos By Jenny 
Love that first photo. Very atmospheric, almost like the statue is coming to life.
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Thank you! Good thing there was a happy vibe around or it might have been a little disconcerting. 😉
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Amazing captures these are. The blend of natural and artificial light is the highlight here.
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Thank you!
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I love that first photo! And the sky is interesting in all of them (especially the clouds in the 3rd).
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Pretty amazing what an I-phone can do. My favorites were the first and last photos. You are doing Paris justice. –Curt
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Thanks. Lots more to come!
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Love your beautiful photos of the city of light! Lovely.
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Beautiful photos. You managed to capture the beauty and vibrancy of Paris after the night is lit!
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Fantastic photos. I was in Paris in 1992 an did a poetry reading at the Shakespeare Bookshop. I’ve been doing some research lately and re-reading my diaries and letters etc. It’s fabulous to enjoy your photos. Takes me back.
xx Rowena
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Thank you! I have an embarrassingly late number of them coming so I hope you don’t get tired. Shakespeare & Co is on the list. They added the cafe since you have been there. Have you heard?
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Wonderful postcard photos, Bulldog. I especially love the first one. 🙂
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Thanks!
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Nice. Looks like a place I might like to visit some day (as if I’ll ever be able to travel abroad).
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I am very glad I can take you on my travels over the computer then…
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Wow! The Alexandre III bridge is The bridge in Paris. I normally go there during the day. At night I go to the Pont des arts (sadly disfigured lately) but your night view of Alexandre III is perfect. No worry about the “grain”. I think it adds to the magic. Very good work, Jenny.
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Thank you! I hope you will visit when you are soon. 🙂
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Oh definitely. One of my many obligatory stops… 🙂
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I think I caught all your Paris posts for now. Wouldn’t want to miss any. 😉
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Lots more to come. Maybe too many…
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Too many? Nah. You make a selection. Of what… called your eye. Look forward to more. 🙂
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