The journey home from work a week ago was filled with more colour and light than expected over Musee du Louvre and Pont des Arts…
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Damien B. Donnelly 
We’ve been having that pinking effect too. Glorious colours.
It’s unbelievable! I thought the ghosts of the impressionists had been released to retouch the heavens! The usual kisses on ponts des arts all turned to astonished smiles! Lust lost out to divine dusk!
Wow! Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Nature gets all credit in this case
Well, you get some credit, too, for taking the photos. 😉
Okay, if you insist x
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Lucky you! The pink effect is stunning, add these places and now they are breathtaking!
It was very surreal! Beauty is breathtaking x
Nice …peaceful
I love colourful sunsets like this. And what a privilege to be able to see those famous sights in such a new light. Thank you for sharing this with us, Dami!
Living in a city and using the public traffic system I often wondered, when seeing sunsets like this from the bus window, how it can be that nobody else in the crowded vehicle would look up and notice those colours. I truly believe, we need to stop, breathe and look around, more often. ♥
Much love,
Steffi
I totally agree; raise our heads, drop the phones, take time, notice, appreciate, respect. We are surrounded by so much beauty daily while missing so much of it in the rush to the next big thing! Sometimes the simplest things ARE the biggest things xx
Gorgeous, all!