Some nights when it was too late to go anywhere and too early to go back to the hotel I would walk around the Louvre and down to the Seine.
The crowds were gone and the lighting was soft and more than a little mysterious. The architecture stood out in the shadows and the glass pyramid glowed with a soft light. These photos don't fully capture the space and atmosphere of being there but it's the best I could do with my little digital.




4 comments:
I believe you belong to the group which likes the pyramide. Not everyone does! But I do also!
The lights at night are full of wonder. How nice to be so close to such a beautiful place in which to stroll.
La Louvre is a feast for the eyes. I loved taking every shot from every angle. The Pyramide was so gorgeous from below as well as above.
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What a wonderful collection of photos from Paris at night! *sigh*
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