The Heart Of Paris #1 Photograph by Ira Shander

The Heart Of Paris #1

by Ira Shander

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Dimensions

8.500 x 11.000 inches

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Title

The Heart Of Paris #1

Artist

Ira Shander

Medium

Photograph - Photograph

Description

Traffic swirls around the Place de l' Opera as it has for almost 150 years. What would Hausmann and Garnier think of today's austere architecture? The Paris Opera is a tribute to the eclecticism of mid 19th century style; and truly can be considered the heart of today's Paris.

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March 29th, 2015

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Comments (4)

Todd Reese

Congratulations on your Feature in our group "Brilliant Colors." Todd

Ira Shander

I was walking by the side of the Opera and trying to capture all the forms and shapes. It was not a great day for photography. Hazy. When I got home I almost discarded this photo out of frustration. Then I went into it to try and express what I originally felt. Thanks for the kind validation. Much appreciated.