One last picture to end the Paris Plages week and to also celebrate Sunday Bridge theme day.
More participant of Sunday Bridge on San Francisco Bay Daily Photo
I really enjoyed your Paris Plages series... nice overview of the week! The bridges are great, but what caught my eye is the Parisians sunbathing under the blue umbrellas... where is the sun? Bien fait, Laurent!
Au Revoir "Paris Plages" I have really enjoyed it and so good that Bertrand Delanoe has gone to the effort to organize this obviously very popular event. What 2 bridges feature in this photo?? I'm thinking maybe pont Marie is one ! ~Dianne~
Looks like there are a lot of people sitting alongside the river enjoying those beautiful bridges too!
ReplyDeleteYou photographed the arches nicely here so we can see the second bridge behind.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your Paris Plages series... nice overview of the week! The bridges are great, but what caught my eye is the Parisians sunbathing under the blue umbrellas... where is the sun? Bien fait, Laurent!
ReplyDeleteAu Revoir "Paris Plages" I have really enjoyed it and so good that Bertrand Delanoe has gone to the effort to organize this obviously very popular event.
ReplyDeleteWhat 2 bridges feature in this photo?? I'm thinking maybe pont Marie is one !
~Dianne~
I loved those arches, amazing bridge!
ReplyDeleteLéia - Bonjour Luxembourg
Two bridges, one for each direction of the traffic?
ReplyDeleteDeux pour le prix d'un. Bon dimanche.
ReplyDeleteThe arched bridge captured so well.
ReplyDeleteOh I really like all you Paris Plages week photos :D
ReplyDeleteawesome photo. are those cafes by the banks of the river? must be a lovely place to spend a sunny day.
ReplyDeleteI love how we can see the second bridge through the arch of the first bridge. Looks like a lot of people are out enjoying a day by the water.
ReplyDeletea gorgeous view! it looks like a beautiful scene to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteThe Paris Plages has grown into quite a popular event. «Louis» thanks you for contributing this two-bridge view of the Plages to Sunday Bridges.
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