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An artwork that will refresh you

August 21, 2008 · Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“This statue, found on one of the districts of France, is standing magnificently against what seems to be a cool and warm area. The trees and the green leaves can be such a relaxing sight. This picture can be used as a proof that the entire city of France is a good mix of architecture and nature. If you decide to visit, you’ll definitely experience the beauty of both man-made and natural beauty – all against a modern backdrop. The intricate details of this structure by the road exhibit France’s love for art and design.”
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Funny faces on a wall

August 17, 2008 · Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“The great men of France on their funny faces – that is what this picture is all about. But the more amusing fact of it all is that their funny faces are printed in a large-scale format to fit a very tall building! These are larger than life pictures and they cover the whole edifice. This photo shows a huge crane with a long arm being used to paste the pictures against the wall of the building.”
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Visit to a parisian secondhand tradeshow

August 10, 2008 · 6th district, Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“Fans of medieval France would surely find this exhibit interesting. The main items are the set of knives that are beautifully laid over the table. These beautiful knives are seemingly guarded and accentuated by small dolls wearing red pointed hats. There’s also a bust of what seems to be a tribal lass embellished with gems and colorful stones. The knives and the rest of the things appearing in the picture appear for sale and not just for viewing purposes.”
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Paris and its magic caroussels

August 3, 2008 · Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“Almost all people have ridden a carousel sometime in their lives. What comes to your mind when you look at this colorful horse in a carousel? Your childhood memories, right? And these memories have been kept in your heart for a long, long time. A carousel and this horse never fail to impress a child. Every child would definitely see this ride as a personal journey to a make-believe world. So, have you taken a child for a ride lately?”
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A skull in a parisian pool ?

July 27, 2008 · Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“This pool of water is worth checking out. Situated across a tall building, it has simple attractions on its middle that should make you stop to check it while walking by. Check it out and you’ll find a funny looking white skull with blue eyes and red lips. The skull looks more like a clown than a scary figure. It is perched over some metal bar structure. If you happen to pass by the area as you visit Paris, don’t forget to take a picture of this skull like we did.”
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Late in the night at the exit of a parisian subway

July 20, 2008 · 20th district, Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“The streets of Paris never sleep. Just look at this shot that was taken at night. The neon lights are ever so burning. The billboards, street lamps, and store signs are all lighted up. There are simply too many colors around that you won’t be able to say that the night is deep and quiet. The shot is taken right in front of the entrance to the Pigalle underground subway. It is closed so it must have been really late at night.”
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Love is in the air

July 13, 2008 · 19th district, Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“The French people are naturally sweet and passionate. Just take a look at this picture. A guy named Paul tries to speak to his girl Emma and is pleading for her return. Emma must have left because Paul decided to put up a big poster telling her that he still loves her. The poster is hung on a post against a tall building. Instances like these are not very common in France. But you are likely to see a portrait of yourself hanging from a lamppost by the streets of Paris if you happen to break a Frenchman’s heart.”
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A funny fountain in the heart of Paris

July 6, 2008 · Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“Have you seen a more funnier looking water fountain like this one? It sure doesn’t look like the big, modern, and mighty ones you’ll find in Las Vegas or other great cities of the world. But this wrought iron water fountain situated in the city of Paris is enchanting enough in its own right. Its uniqueness is something you cannot miss out. This fountain is just one of the many that are placed over a very big pool of water fronting a cafeteria situated at the base of a tall building.”
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A café named Opéra

June 30, 2008 · Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“The Royal Opera is situated somewhere in the streets of Paris. But it is not really an opera house but a diner with several tables in and out the place. It’s a good place to wine and dine after watching a real good performance at a real opera house downtown. The place is empty right now and the diner is closed. It is late at night and everybody should be inside the hotel rooms sleeping. Nonetheless, it is still a lovely sight right in the stillness of the night.”
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Parisians love their table

June 29, 2008 · Expert, Intermediate, Marie, Test
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“Is fine dining your weakness? Then this shot should be enough to make your mouth water. The freshly prepared food on the table looks especially sumptuous with the tall bottle of table wine. With your meal served as elegantly as this, you would definitely want to have a few more servings. The white cover and the white napkins give the table a complete look. Don’t you ever wish your breakfast were always as good as this?”
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