Here are some of the fleeting moments that I could capture of the street life in Montmartre, Paris.
Montmartre is to Parisians what the village is to the New Yorkers. Once a village of artisans near the city, Montmartre today is often crowded with tourists, but it managed to somehow maintain that village-like atmosphere. It is officially designated a historic district, but sure is one of the most colorful neighborhoods in Paris. So it’s no surprise that this area gave me some very good street moments!
I particularly like this second picture because it is an apt image of my reminiscence of the place: uneven cobbled paths, the oblivious man painting away his wall, french windows, cute little patisserie, street art popping up unexpectedly, and the radiant golden dome at a distance..hmmm!
I just loved this utterly charming quintessential cafe scene with vibrant pink walls, green window shutters, and the chalkboard menu promising a sumptuous, satisfying meal. Check out the white van covered with graffiti 🙂
See more Fleeting Moments in this week’s Photo Challenge here.
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love the pink !!!!!
Thanks, Jo. Such lovely colors on cafe walls make wonderful street scenes to remember..
Montmartre is one of my favorite places in Paris… Your pictures do it justice. Great choices. 😉
Thanks a lot. I’m so glad that you liked the pics 🙂
Beautiful shots – love the pink building!
Thanks for stopping by.
Stunning photos.. 🙂
Thanks a lot, Bams!