Twilight Walks in the City of Light …
The enigmatic Pont de Bir-Hakeim first built in 1878 for the World Fair
The Art Nouveau style bridge Pont de Bir-Hakeim connecting the 15th and 16th districts, the Louvre and the splendid Cathedral of Notre Dame – some of my favourite twilight walks in Paris. All shots are taken with my Canon film camera using Ilford Delta 400. These images are taken from my book “Paris Twilight Walks“
The Cathedral of Notre Dame
Images are rather grainy but then again it is the uniqueness of Silver Prints …
Under the arches of the Louvre
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Fascinating!
Thank you, these are my favourite shots
Beautiful tones.
Thank you !
Vous êtes très professionnel. Votre art de photographier là, dans le berceau de l’art, c’est merveilleux. Au revoir …
Adiós…
Merci mille fois. C’est très sympa de ta part. Paris est une ville magnifique and through my images I try to show some of its hidden and mysterious side … Hasta la vista
Joli !
Merci mille fois
one word, beautiful!
Thank you, It is always a pleasure to share the beauty of world
What a fantastic photo!
Thank you for the great comments
Beautiful photos! I absolutely love black and white photos!
Ashley
Thanks Ashley, I find B/W images can give that special dramatic effect and I love working with it ….
Wonderful mono shots….awesome work
Thank you …
In black and white, they are magnificent.
These are really nicely done. Night shots can be tricky, what with both moonlight and electric lights to account for, and these turned out beautifully.
Thank you for your lovely comments … As you said tricky … Nightshots is a guessing game it might come out great or bad But then again it is all depending on exposure and speed (wide open aperture and slow speed + tripod !) Brackets and shoot away
These were done on a film camera so it gets more trickier … no immediate result on your back screen and the nights such as this will never be the same 
You caught the atmosphere beautifully – brings me right back!
Thank you … Paris is truly magical and very photogenic in all seasons
Magnificent images!
Thank you for the comment !