The glass pyramid, the artist-bridge, the island in the seine. Route Outside and around Louvre there are many places to take picture and to enjoy. Just behing the place, to the south there’s a steel & wood bridges called “pont-des-arts”, or artist-bridge. This was the place where painters used to …
The royal walks in the garden Route This route takes us to the tuileries garden after photoshoot around the Louvre glass-pyramid. In summer people enjoy the sun in the park, while children plays around the fountains. Parisians eat their lunch in the park as soon as the sun shows up. …
From Louvre museum, the royal palace to the chic Vivienne galleries. Palais Royal Palais Royal was built by Cardinal Richelieu next to Louvre and then used for royal childrens to live and play when Louis XIV was young. Today, Palais Royal also house the famus “Buren Pillars”, an artwork consisting …
Paris, the city of lights! It feel incomplete if you visit Paris without going out at night and taking beautiful night-shoots. Paris, the “City of Lights” is very romantic as soon as the sun sets, as the city lights emits romantic, even magical ambience. Especially when Eiffel tower suddenly glitters …
Opera Garnier is very close to Galeries Lafayette. The opera-house was built by Napoleon at the peak of his glory as the emperor of the whole Europe, and so it’s very richly decorated. The stairways, the hall way with chandeliers, all were built with the purpose to impress, and it …
The glass-pyramid We’ll take pictures around the glass pyramid and the surrounding area, like toward Tuileries Garden, or the nice metro-entrance just outside. If you want to get that stunning “vast-empty-area” around the pyramid, get the early morning time, since we must come before the tourist crowd the place. Night …
Quick shoot in one, quick shoot in metro, and then the other one. You get both on the same day! From Trocadero we’ll take metro (or taxi/uber if you prefer) to Louvre. Parisian metro also gives a nice setting for taking pictures, don’t under-estimate, you’d be surprise to see the …
