Pont Neuf:
(Left)   I happened to come across this bridge at the perfect time of day and shot an entire roll of film. I was lucky enough to get this shot which is now one of my favorite photographs

Street Musician:
(Right)  I came across this musician at Montmartre and was captivated by her sound. Surprisingly the accordion can actually be pleasant if played well!

Arch de Triumph:
(Left) While the Arch de Triumph is quite imposing, I was more impressed that vehicles were not crashing around the massive traffic circle than I was of the arch itself.
Arch De Triumph:
(Right)   As seen from the Eiffel Tower, the Arch de Triumph dominates its surroundings. The Champs Elysées, which leads up to it, is not to be missed.

Gare du Nord:
(Left)  The North Station is the Parisian home of the Eurostar, which links London to Paris in only 3 hours. Unharmed during the war, the train stations in Paris are works of art themselves.

Bastille Monument:
(Left)  Unless you care for modern architecture, the Bastille section of town is not spectacular, except for this monument which stands in a busy traffic circle.

Bastille Market:
(Left)   If you happen to visit the Bastille on a Sunday, you will be treated to a fabulous market with amazing fruit, cheese, meat, and bread. I love farmers markets so this was a great treat for me.

Cheese Market:
(Right)   Another view of the market at the Bastille. I was very happy to stumble across this!

Invalides:
(Left)   This gorgeous building is home to Napoleon's ashes, which lie in state under the grand dome. The building is also part of the Museé de l'Armee, which celebrates the French military. (This must be a small museum!)

Invalides Garden:
(Right)  Another view of the Invalides from the gardens which surround it. I love this photograph!

Invalides:
(Left)  Seen From the inner courtyard, Invalides is beautiful no matter how you look at it.

Louvre:
(Right)  I didn't want to spend my entire trip to Paris looking at art, so I had to be content with looking at the Louvre from the outside. (Which suits me fine, since the outside is prettier than most museum's insides!)

Champ de Mars:
(Left)  The Champ de Mars is a wonderful park which was seemingly built to handle the staggering amount of tourists which visit the Eiffel Tower, from which this picture was taken

Sacre Coeur:
(Left) I had a great time hiking to this church, located at the top of Paris's tallest hill, Montmartre . The views of the city from this church are unbelievable.

Opera House:
(Left)  The Opera House occupies a prime piece of real estate in Paris and is quite stately. As the building is too large to fit in a normal camera lens, this rooftop statue should give you an idea of the opulence that lies beneath.

The Hôtel de Ville de Paris:
(Right)   While walking down the boulevards in Paris, you come across gorgeous buildings such as the Parisian City Hall.

Place de la Nation:
(Left)   The large monument at the Place de la Nation was one of my favorites, as the graffiti on the statue made it seem like a piece of living art

The Thinker:
(Right) I've always loved the Thinker, as I like to sit and contemplate life myself, although unlike the Thinker I usually wear clothes!

La Tour Eiffel:
(Left)   What can I say that hasn't already been said about the Eiffel tower? I was very surprised that the tower was really as impressive as it was. I expected the tower to be "nothing much", but in reality it is something special.

Eiffel Tower:
(Right)  You can never have too many pictures of the Eiffel Tower!