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sanslartigue 
Absolutely beautiful! New view! When was that taken? Love it! 🙂
1986, during my Grand Tour!
Thank you for replying. 27 years ago? Wow! Beautiful!! 🙂
Great shot! People who have never been to Paris never seem to see the uglier side of it. When I visited in 2001, I kind of felt like I was in a poor and dirty part of Los Angeles for the most part….only mixed up with some wonderful and amazing architecture in the middle.
It’s all in the eye of the beholder 😉
Very true!
I actually do like the industrial look a lot.
Wasn’t so much a fan of the graffiti, street beggars, and pickpockets during my visit though.
wonderfulshot… congratulations! greetings from Berlin
Danke!