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This blog contains only photos related to posts on my basic blog, "Peter's Paris".
You can find photos from my previous blog, PHO, on my previous photo-blog.
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- Arènes de Lutèce (1)
- Basilique Saint Denis (1)
- Belleville (1)
- Bir-Hakeim (1)
- Boulevard Raspail (1)
- Butte aux Cailles (3)
- Buttes de Chaumont (1)
- Chemin de Montparnasse (1)
- Cimetière de Passy (1)
- Cité Internationale Universitaire (1)
- Gare de l'Est (1)
- Graffiti (1)
- Grand Palais (2)
- Le Corbusier (1)
- Mallet-Stevens (1)
- Montparnasse Cemetery (1)
- Montsouris (1)
- Panthéon (1)
- Parc André Citroën (1)
- Parc Georges Brassens (1)
- Parc Montsouris (1)
- Paris 10 (1)
- Paris 11 (2)
- Paris 12 (1)
- Paris 13 (3)
- Paris 14 (6)
- Paris 15 (4)
- Paris 16 (3)
- Paris 19 (2)
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- Paris 5 (4)
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- Paris Royal (1)
- Passage d'Enfer (1)
- Passy Cemetery (1)
- Père Lachaise (1)
- Petit Palais (2)
- Place de la Nation (1)
- Rue Campagne Première (1)
- Rue Mouffetard (1)
- Saint Denis Basilica (1)
- Saint-Etienne-du-Mont (1)
- Serres d'Auteuil (1)
- Square Capitan (1)
- Square des Poètes (1)
- Villa La Roche (1)
6 comments:
Really out of the world Peter! Its amazing how you have captured the Church in picture....loved the stained glass paintings. Terrific!
Julia
Such informative photos. I like lancet windows, stained-glass windows, sockets and a gothic style.
no matter how many times I see the ancient architecture, alwasy I end totally fasinated, to me there no one over this world that can dublicated any of these master pieces.
Wow it is amazing, so many details, so many genius craftsmanship that one sometimes wonders could this be the same tech used to build pyramids and such, well maybe not pyramids, but it looks like something out of the technology that humans in that time were capable of doing.
Peter, This is an amazing blog, and I sincerely appreciate it more than you can know. You have helped to solve a mystery for me, and I am truly appreciative. Mon Dieu! I am truly amazed. I wanted to see this so much when I went to Paris but I had so many things to do I just did not get to it. Next time, we hope for sure. I hope I can find a way to secure you as a guide...dream on, huh?
wow amazing, I'm catholic and these types of churches makes me crazy because I love the gothic design and this is one of my favorites
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