A look back at the final week in Paris…
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All photographs by Damien B Donnelly, Dec 2019
A look back at the final week in Paris…
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All photographs by Damien B Donnelly, Dec 2019
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Wow, Damien, you sure were not sitting still your last week in Paris. Your photo collection is wonderful–you really have a good eye for composition and color–a fascinating mix of iconic locations with places that are less well-known, but probably personally significant to you.
I did rock the last week, literally! I had energy on top of energy. And yet still it felt calm and leisurely. I had done it all already so it really was just a walk of remembrances
Stunning! I can’t even pick a favorite. Wow, Damien!
It was a wonderful wide eyed week of last
minute moments that were amazing 😱😘
❤
Postcards from a different era: the day before yesterday. Your muted colors take the less traveled route; a better route I think.
Thank you Michael, I feel I lived in Paris in an era of timelessness, it was just me and her, my lady of magic.
I’m sure you did. But so did Hemingway and before that Lautrec.
I want to add that the first one reminds me of Pissarro.
I had to look back to see, and now I see what you mean
It’s very nice. Evocative.
The sky over Paris was moody this week. I love how your images captured it. I’m glad you used your time to take it all in…
As always, the light…thanks for sharing. (K)
Thank you Kerfe. Thank you for support and kindness 🤗😘
Very thorough last look. There is much to see and you have given a fine sampling.
Thank you Steve 👍