The past weekend saw Paris covered in snow. It may be gone now, but for a few glorious days, the city was transformed. It’s the biggest snow I can remember.
Here are a few pictures:
Continue reading ‘(Almost) Wordless Wednesday: Serious Snowfall’
an ongoing, incomplete promise…
The past weekend saw Paris covered in snow. It may be gone now, but for a few glorious days, the city was transformed. It’s the biggest snow I can remember.
Here are a few pictures:
Continue reading ‘(Almost) Wordless Wednesday: Serious Snowfall’
Snow in Paris!
Well, at least last night, though all evidence is already gone.
I’ve come from 11 days in Vermont where people bat nary an eyelash at several inches of the white stuff (witness photos below), but in Paris even flurries are an event. As it’s a rare occurrence, it casts the city in a different glow.
The excitement of the cityscape seen in a new way also drives this video by Benjamin Trancart. By now, time-lapse photography projects of Paris aren’t a revelation (perhaps the most well-known is Le Flaneur, which I also posted on the blog here), but this one manages to add a fresh spin with its surreal effects and music by Yasawas-Amon Tobin.
Plus, it took 100,000 photographs to create the video of less than 4 minutes; whatever you think, that’s dedication!
There’s more info on the video and director over on Untapped Cities if you’re interested. If you simply want to watch, though, stay put and enjoy!
Continue reading ‘Paris, The City of Light (New Time Lapse Video)’
Today is my blogiversary and I’ve just returned to Paris!
Three years already. Happy birthday, baby. You keep growing so fast.
Thank you, lovely readers, for coming along for the strange and beautiful ride.
Exciting futures ahead.
How is your new year going?