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PARIS PHOTOGRAPHER

My name is Anastasiya and I am a photographer in Paris. Photography is my passion for already 12 years and I have been doing it on a professional level as a parisian photographer for the last 9 years.

I will gladly help you realize your ideas and provide you with the photo session of your dreams in Paris. Be it a wedding, family, lovestory photoshoot or an engagement proposal to your one and only, we will make it a truly unique photosession experience.

Book your photo session in Paris via email paris.photo.love@gmail.com

Anastasiya R., your Paris photographer

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One more idea of what you can do in Paris!:) How

One more idea of what you can do in Paris!:)
How about lunch or dinner on the bus ?
Have you tried? Wanna try ?:)

THE ART OF FLÂNERIE: DISCOVERING PARIS ON FOOT"

THE ART OF FLÂNERIE: DISCOVERING PARIS ON FOOT"

The term "flâneur" was popularized by French poet Charles Baudelaire, who described the flâneur as a keen observer of the city's streets, capturing its essence and beauty through leisurely walks. By embracing the art of flânerie, visitors can discover hidden gems, experience the local culture, and enjoy the city's unique atmosphere.

To become a true flâneur in Paris, let go of strict itineraries and allow yourself to wander through its enchanting neighborhoods. Explore charming cobblestone streets, stop by a quaint café for a leisurely coffee, or sit on a park bench and watch the world go by.

What about you? Are you a flâneur person or you have a tight tourist schedule?)
Let me know in comments ❤️

THE UNIQUE ORIGIN OF PARIS' NICKNAME, 'CITY OF LIG

THE UNIQUE ORIGIN OF PARIS' NICKNAME, 'CITY OF LIGHTS

While many people might assume that the nickname "City of Lights" refers to the city's beautiful nighttime illumination, it actually has a deeper meaning.

The name first emerged during the Age of Enlightenment (17-18th century), when Paris became a hub for intellectuals, philosophers, and artists who sought to spread ideas of progress and liberty.

Additionally, Paris was one of the first cities in the world to adopt street lighting, further enhancing its reputation as a beacon of light and innovation.

Stay tuned for more fascinating fun facts about the French capital!:)

3 poses ideas how to sit on the high surface (on t

3 poses ideas how to sit on the high surface (on the bridge, for example).
Don’t forget to save the tips to use them later!:)

This type of light is actually can be seen quite o

This type of light is actually can be seen quite often: corridors, bathrooms, shops, restaurants or bars. We don’t pay attention to it, taking out our phone for selfie, look at the screen and think: ah, can’t take pictures here, i don’t look good!
And it’s wrong! Just look above and move away from direct light. Sometimes it’s a question of 1 step!:) And you will have your decent pictures 🙂 i mean, not the piece of Art (for that we would probably need a bit prettier background), but still, if u need to take pictures in such locations - you can:)

Pont Neuf area. Beautiful and very parisian 😍

Pont Neuf area. Beautiful and very parisian 😍

If you see the light, you can create different for

If you see the light, you can create different forms of magic on your pictures 😍📷

Hi! My name is Anastasiya. Coffee and fashion addi

Hi! My name is Anastasiya. Coffee and fashion addict parisienne😀
And you?😘

There are lots of cute doors in Paris! Here are so

There are lots of cute doors in Paris! Here are some ideas how to pose with them:)

THE STORY BEHIND PARIS' ICONIC BOOKSTORE, SHAKESPE

THE STORY BEHIND PARIS' ICONIC BOOKSTORE, SHAKESPEARE AND COMPANY

Nestled in the heart of Paris, Shakespeare and Company is an iconic English-language bookstore with a rich history and a unique connection to the city's literary scene. Let's explore the story behind this beloved Parisian institution.

Founded by American George Whitman in 1951, Shakespeare and Company quickly became a hub for expatriate writers and artists, including luminaries such as Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, and Anais Nin. The bookstore was named in honor of the original Shakespeare and Company, which was owned by Sylvia Beach and served as a gathering place for famous authors like Ernest Hemingway and James Joyce during the 1920s.
Shakespeare and Company is more than just a bookstore; it's also a haven for aspiring writers and travelers. For decades, the shop has offered a unique "Tumbleweeds" program, allowing guests to sleep among the books in exchange for a few hours of work each day and a commitment to read and write during their stay.

Shakespeare and Company is a testament to the enduring power of literature and the magic of Paris as a city of inspiration and creativity. Stay tuned for more fascinating stories and fun facts about the City of Love!

Pastry shop approved by @paris_photo_love 😁 Pâ

Pastry shop approved by @paris_photo_love 😁
Pâtisserie Michalak l Saint-Germain-des-prés
8 Rue du Vieux Colombier, 75006 Paris

4 CAPTIVATING MOVIES FILMED IN PARIS TO INSPIRE YO

4 CAPTIVATING MOVIES FILMED IN PARIS TO INSPIRE YOUR NEXT TRIP

Here is the list of four beautiful movies that not only showcase the beauty of Paris but also offer captivating stories and memorable performances.

✔️ Amélie (2001).
Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and starring Audrey Tautou, this whimsical French romantic comedy tells the story of Amélie Poulain, a shy and quirky young woman who decides to bring joy to the lives of those around her. Set in the picturesque Montmartre district, the film captures the essence of Parisian life, highlighting charming cafes, hidden alleys, and the beautiful Basilica of Sacré-Cœur.

✔️Midnight in Paris (2011).
Woody Allen's enchanting love letter to Paris stars Owen Wilson as an aspiring writer who, while on vacation in the city, discovers a magical portal that transports him back to the 1920s. As he meets famous artists and writers of the era, the film takes you on a nostalgic journey through some of Paris' most iconic locations, including the Rodin Museum, the River Seine, and the steps of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont.

✔️La La Land (2016).
Although primarily set in Los Angeles, the award-winning musical La La Land, directed by Damien Chazelle and starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, features a brief but magical sequence in Paris. The movie's dreamy cinematography and romantic storyline perfectly complement the enchanting atmosphere of the city, with the characters strolling along the Seine and sharing a heartfelt moment at a Parisian café.

✔️The Da Vinci Code (2006).
Based on the best-selling novel by Dan Brown and directed by Ron Howard, this mystery-thriller follows symbologist Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) and cryptologist Sophie Neveu (Audrey Tautou) as they unravel a centuries-old conspiracy. The film takes viewers on a thrilling journey through iconic Parisian landmarks such as the Louvre Museum, Saint-Sulpice Church, and the Palais Royal.

Each of these movies offers a unique glimpse into the magical world of Paris, showcasing the city's stunning architecture, romantic ambiance, and captivating history. So, sit back, relax, and let these cinematic masterpieces inspire your next trip to the City of Lights.

I know you have lately seen lots of scary images f

I know you have lately seen lots of scary images from Paris.
Yes, we have trash problems: collectors are still on strike. And manifestations happen in some parts of the city, but if u stay in touristic center, 99% chance you won’t meet them. And even if you do, it’s not dangerous- people are just using their right of speech. Of course, as in all public events there can be some assholes, who can try to make damage: to burn trash cans or break shop windows. But if you are not participating in this riot and just going your own way without dividing into the protesters center- you will be all right!:)
I was walking in the center of Paris all day yesterday. All as usual:) So if you hesitate weather you should come to Paris this year or next, my advice: next year would be much worse price wise/crowds wise and traffic wise (they propose to close lots of parts of the city for the cars). So don’t hesitate:) When else could you sit in parisian cafe and enjoy the view of 2weeks storage of garbage bags🤪😂

Where did you propose to your second half?) Was i

Where did you propose to your second half?)
Was it in Paris ?:)

BEST AREAS TO STAY IN PARIS: Paris is brimming wit

BEST AREAS TO STAY IN PARIS:
Paris is brimming with history, culture, and charm. When planning your trip to this enchanting city, finding the perfect hotel location can greatly enhance your experience. Here's my guide to the best areas to book a hotel in Paris during your stay.
✔️Le Marais (3rd and 4th arrondissements)
A historic district with cobblestone streets, chic boutiques, and trendy cafes, Le Marais is a perfect blend of old-world charm and modern amenities. Stay here for a lively atmosphere, close proximity to the Notre-Dame, and walking distance to the Centre Pompidou.

✔️Saint-Germain-des-Prés (6th arrondissement)
A haven for artists, writers, and philosophers, Saint-Germain-des-Prés is filled with galleries, bookshops, and elegant terraced cafes. Stay in this neighborhood for a quintessential Parisian experience, close to the Musée d'Orsay and the Jardin du Luxembourg.

✔️Montmartre (18th arrondissement)
Known for its bohemian vibe and artistic heritage, Montmartre is home to the iconic Basilique du Sacré-Cœur and the bustling Place du Tertre. Stay in this area for stunning views, narrow streets, and a village-like atmosphere.

✔️Latin Quarter (5th arrondissement)
Rich in history and culture, the Latin Quarter is famous for its prestigious universities and vibrant student life. Book a hotel in this area to enjoy the historic charm, proximity to the Panthéon, and easy access to the picturesque Jardin des Plantes.

✔️Eiffel Tower (7th arrondissement)
For a truly iconic stay, book a hotel near the Eiffel Tower. This upscale neighborhood offers fantastic views of the tower and is close to attractions like the Musée d'Art Moderne and the Champs de Mars park.

✔️Opéra (9th arrondissement)
A bustling area renowned for its grand boulevards, shopping, and historic architecture, the Opéra neighborhood is home to the stunning Palais Garnier. Stay here for easy access to the Grands Boulevards, Galeries Lafayette, and Printemps department stores.

Consider your interests and priorities when choosing a neighborhood to book your hotel in Paris. Each area offers unique experiences and atmospheres, catering to different types of travelers. Bon voyage! 🛫

Would you climb ?:)

Would you climb ?:)

Yes. Still strike days in Paris 🤓😅

Yes. Still strike days in Paris 🤓😅

Last winter days under the Eiffel Tower. Did you k

Last winter days under the Eiffel Tower.
Did you know that in France spring officially starts after March 21st?:)

How i see myself taking selfies /VS/ How other peo

How i see myself taking selfies /VS/ How other people see us.
Sometimes we all need a reminder how we look outside the camera screen 😅🤪

Arc de Triomphe is not an often guest on this page

Arc de Triomphe is not an often guest on this page. So let’s welcome it😅 Together with this cute couple 😍❤️

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