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    The picture is telling a story about the nightlife of the Montmarte.: by meetparis, Views[292]
     
         		 3 words what came to my mind when I was visiting Paris: Fashion,tradition,love: by meetparis, Views[308]
         		 French kiss. What could be more romantic than to kiss your partner in the City of lights lit by the light ray of the Eiffel tour?: by pavel_videkov, Views[594]
         		 This heart-shaped plant on the window on Rue Saint Louis en l'Ile is the biggest and most vivid heart you will notice outside the souvenir shops in Central Paris.: by pavel_videkov, Views[713]
     
    The most precious people are the ones you pray for. The ones from your family, the ones you love and the ones you lost but still love.: by pavel_videkov, Views[370]
         		 You have to constantly take hard decisions and ways. Even when it is obvious you have to go straight you sometimes want to check what you will happen if you take another way or another passage.: by pavel_videkov, Views[319]
         		 You can forget many of the mistakes you have made during your live but there are mistakes you won’t forget and will never forgive yourself. They are the ones from your personal life.: by pavel_videkov, Views[331]
         		 Halfway to the heights of the Col de Lepoeder is the only “albergue” along this path to Roncesvalles. Passing it by to continue straight through to Roncesvalles and looking back, you can see the valley you’ve ascended from far below. Spain is not far away, now.: by stejomi, Views[902]
         		 Leaving France for Spain, the Camino de Santiago is frequently marked by blue and yellow markings affixed to fence posts, light poles, rocks and trees along the way. If pilgrims go too far without seeing any of these icons, then some backtracking might be involved. During this stage of the pilgrimage, red and white markings are seen as well, just so travelers never forget they are in Basque country.: by stejomi, Views[721]
     
    Pilgrims leaving St. Jean Pied-de-Port, France, on the last leg of the French Chemin de St. Jacques and the first leg of the Spanish Camino de Santiago, pause a moment to look back at the valley before turning their attention to the difficult climb up to the Col de Lepoeder and into Spain.: by stejomi, Views[531]
         		 The bridge leading out of St. Jean Pied-de-Port, France at the foot of the Pyrenees. This is the starting point just outside of Spain for the Camino de Santiago that will run nearly 800 kilometers to Santiago de Compostela near the Atlantic Ocean. The first day of the walk will be over the Pyrenees, to the high point of the Col de Lepoeder at 1450 meters above sea level, to reach the Spanish town of Roncesvalles on the other side.: by stejomi, Views[606]
         		 Best things in life are free; best things in life aren't things: by dudemeister, Views[956]
         		 Long exposure photo taken on one of the bridges over Seine, Paris: by dudemeister, Views[517]
         		 Eiffel viewed from a different perspective, a more lingvistic one: by dudemeister, Views[409]
     
    Little fella cutting in line for a sip of water: by dudemeister, Views[415]
         		 My way of explaining happiness in one picture: by dudemeister, Views[550]
         		 by coffeeatyosi, Views[218]
         		 Once again the Enlightenment has reached Paris. Closing the doors on the past and stepping out into a world where beauty is once again awarded its rightful place amongst our top priorities.: by callumwouters, Views[772]
         		 Spiralling towards the tip of the pyramid of the Louvre, Suppo holds a special place in the museum being both shocking and awakening. Being seconds away from shattering the shield that protects us against standing still and realizing what every day can offer us.: by callumwouters, Views[421]
     
    Feeding the pigeons on a square in Paris, controversial yet historically significant. The fast paced hustle and bustle makes that we can only focus on the essentials, but are blocking out all else.: by callumwouters, Views[637]
         		 The famous, or should I say infamous, Métro. Once again beauty is present in everyday life, though those too caught up in it seem to suffering from tunnel vision.: by callumwouters, Views[437]
         		 The first light in a typical apartment building in the 16th arrondissements of Paris. The light shines brightest in the darkest corners. Like a framed picture, the sky highlights the potential in every single day.: by callumwouters, Views[400]
         		 Skyline of Paris on a rainy summer's evening.: by nikk, Views[573]
         		 Detail of the Eiffel Tower's latticework silhouetted by the afternoon sky: by nikk, Views[339]
     
    A street artist plays on the steps outside Sacre-Coeur: by nikk, Views[441]
         		 Lovers' locks on the Pont de I'Archeveche Bridge in Paris: by nikk, Views[768]
         		 Notre Dame with the streaks of a riverboat cruising down the Seine.: by nikk, Views[285]
         		 'Parisian Stroll', shot in Paris, France. This photograph is the result of a late night wonder through the French capital. It was such a magical and unexpected scene, this is why I love traveling and exploring with my camera. . : by lewistolputt, Views[156]
         		 Playing peek-a-boo with the Eiffel Tower under a tree... i wondered how to play with sun: by tara-renee, Views[299]
     
    The colour of the sign contrasted against the dullness of the tower really caught my eye... i have a fascination with how blue a sky can be: by tara-renee, Views[291]
         		 a different view of the Eifel Tower: by georgef, Views[461]
         		 Other Faces of Tourism in Paris: by gianlu88, Views[285]
         		 Other Faces of Tourism in Paris: by gianlu88, Views[320]
         		 Other Faces of Tourism in Milan: by gianlu88, Views[291]
     
    Not everyone's prayers and wishes are granted. Some would have happy endings, some would have fears or worries.: by kmac1047, Views[224]
         		 But at the same time Paris is fun, it's social, people meet their friends, go out, wear fancy clothes, walk their dogs, sit in the parks smoking cigars.I observed everything and everybody around me and let the city unfold its character to me. Paris was sunny, it was colourful, it was international, it was full of inspiration. Paris has its charm, this imperfection which is somehow so attractive you can't resist. Paris gets to your heart, and you know you will come back. : by mariache, Views[661]
         		 As time went by I finally started thinking about visiting the French capital. I didn't plan any trip to Paris, but got a chance to visit the city. Even though it was the end of September, the few days I spent there were surprisingly sunny, though not too warm. As I was hiding my cold hands in the pockets, the French, which turned out to be quite cold-resistant, not only passed me by in their almost tropical outfits, they even used their last chance to work on their tan. : by mariache, Views[680]
         		 As usual, the thing that interested me the most was what it is like to live in Paris. Would I enjoy spending my time in these streets if I had been born in this city? Would I appreciate the beauty of Paris? What does it feel like to grow up here, to go to school in Paris, to hang out with your friends next to the Panthéon and the Sorbonne? I observed every person in the street and imagined what it would be like to be a Parisienne. : by mariache, Views[855]
         		 I walked around the city. Sometimes I used the map, sometimes I just followed my senses. Of course, just as any metropolis Paris has different faces. It's magnificent, it's gorgeous, it's romantic, but it's also the dirtiest European city I have ever seen and offers you the most disgusting images right in the middle of the day just as you are changing metro lines. Living here can feel so lonely. People pass you by, running fast, being late, not caring. : by mariache, Views[621]
     
    Up to a certain age I used to say I didn't want to go to Paris. I guess I wanted to be „different“ and going to a place so popular with tourists didn't fit into my „I am not like everybody else“ scheme. And really, the common knowledge about Paris is reduced to it being that very romantic city with the Eiffel tower. : by mariache, Views[580]
         		 Nothing like walking in a lonely Montmartre. Rain is over and maybe the blue sky wont take that long to arrive this time.: by kellyabarca, Views[405]
         		 Capturing faces, expressions and feelings. There's only one moment. Stressed, running people. Everything is going to be okay. : by kellyabarca, Views[279]
         		 Avenue de l'Opéra. I have never been so amazed like I was that day when I realized that the combination of Paris with rain made such a beautiful view.: by kellyabarca, Views[332]
         		 Cloudy, cold and all. One can still have fun. Let's live the childhood again. Be happy and graceful. : by kellyabarca, Views[290]
     
    I noticed that Paris was infested with pigeons. I hate them but they can be pretty sometimes.: by kellyabarca, Views[301]
         		 The afternoon traffic on the bridge Pont au Change near Notre Dame.: by npanda, Views[307]
         		 Candles lit on a Sunday in Notre Dame Cathedral.: by npanda, Views[355]
         		 This was the first of many artists I saw painting in the streets of Paris. : by npanda, Views[283]
         		 A boy skating in front of the musée d'art moderne de la ville de Paris.: by npanda, Views[259]
     
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