Monday, July 24th Cité de l’Architecture. An architecture museum at the Trocadéro, across the river from the Eiffel Tower. One of my favorite museums of the entire trip, and I especially liked the many scale models of buildings. Tuesday, July Continue reading Week 4 Photos
Tuesday, July 18th Musée d’Orsay. In the old Gare d’Orsay built in 1900 for the Universal Exhibition, and housing Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art of the same era. While I greatly enjoyed the art, I was more awed by the building Continue reading Week 3 Photos
Photography as a hobby is something I picked up during COVID. Though I have always been into art since I was a little kid, capturing images on a camera, editing, and posting are all relatively new skills I figured out Continue reading Process of Photography
Opéra Garnier, Château de Vincennes, the Eiffel Tower, and more. Monday, July 10th Tuesday, July 11th Wednesday, July 12th
What with the long holiday weekend, I found myself looking for something to go out and do. Since buying souvenirs has recently been on my mind, I began searching for markets and found Les Puces de Vanves, a flea market Continue reading Visiting the Flea Market
From Île de la Cité to the Latin Quarter, Versaille, and more. Monday, July 3rd Tuesday, July 4th Wednesday, July 5th Thursday, July 6th Saturday, July 8th
A few thoughts to begin with: And our first week in Paris is complete! I’m honestly surprised by how well (or not well) I have adapted to staying in a foreign nation. My travel history, while extensive, is almost entirely Continue reading First Impressions
Before going on this trip, I was already briefly aware of the existence of guerrilla artists in international cities. There are many anonymous street artists who aim to provoke political and social commentary, make you take a second guess yourself, Continue reading Street Art in Paris: Invader and Ememem
