I am not a big fan of Eiffel Tower. But when we visited France, I had one mission in mind: To take a photograph of Eiffel Tower that is seldom seen before. I think I have somewhat achieved that. There is some deeper connotation with regards to how this photo is composed. But I shall leave it to open interpretation.
Day 4 and the weather got warmer and warmer, more like a summer holiday. It did take some time for Cynthia and I to recuperate from the jet lag, change in weather, and slip into a more productive mode of being a tourist. In the morning, we have visited the Sacre-Coeur or Sacred Heart Basilica. It is hard to miss this basilica when you look at the landscape of Paris. It is white in color and is located on top of a hilly area called Montmartre. We had spent a good number of hours under the sun admiring the monuments. And we had spent a good number of hours inside the museums. By the time evening arrived, we had a delicious dinner at a Corsica restaurant. Likely to be one of the best meal we had in Paris.
To read more about our 4th day in Paris, here are the options.
- A travel journal of about 900 words.
- A photo collection of 25 photos.
- A quick look at a selected set of photos below.
Categories: Photography · Travel Blog
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