About the photograph:
In the spring of 2014, as I wandered down Rue de Rivoli in Paris, a quiet moment stopped me in my tracks. The soft morning light streamed through the bistro’s window, casting warm shadows that danced on the wooden tables. The “Lunch-Diner” sign, a simple splash of gray and red, felt like a piece of Paris itself—authentic, timeless. Inside, a man sat lost in thought, his stillness adding a sense of peace to the vibrant hum of the city. This photograph isn’t just a glimpse of a Parisian café; it’s my personal invitation to step into the soul of the city, where history, light, and life are intertwined.
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Photo printed on Photo Rag Baryta Hahnemühle 315g fine art paper by a professional lab.
For more details about print sizes, photo paper and delivery, visit the FAQ page. Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you need further information.
About the photograph:
In the spring of 2014, as I wandered down Rue de Rivoli in Paris, a quiet moment stopped me in my tracks. The soft morning light streamed through the bistro’s window, casting warm shadows that danced on the wooden tables. The “Lunch-Diner” sign, a simple splash of gray and red, felt like a piece of Paris itself—authentic, timeless. Inside, a man sat lost in thought, his stillness adding a sense of peace to the vibrant hum of the city. This photograph isn’t just a glimpse of a Parisian café; it’s my personal invitation to step into the soul of the city, where history, light, and life are intertwined.
Information
Photo printed on Photo Rag Baryta Hahnemühle 315g fine art paper by a professional lab.
For more details about print sizes, photo paper and delivery, visit the FAQ page. Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you need further information.
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