Showing posts with label Beaubourg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beaubourg. Show all posts

Friday, January 10, 2020



Rue Beaubourg, Paris 4e

The rear of the Pompidou Center is always intriguing: Bright colors, geometric lines, a cacophony of pipes... How to photograph that?

Subjects: Paris, 75004, Beaubourg, architecture, art, museums.

Friday, July 19, 2019



Pompidou Center, Paris 4e

Pictures at an exhibition, and the people coming to see them.

Subjects: Paris, 75004, art, photography, exhibits, people, Beaubourg

Wednesday, November 7, 2018



Pompidou Center, Paris 4e

A trip into the future inside the glass tunnel going up and down along the side of the Pompidou Center.

Subjects: Paris, 75004, museums, architecture, modern, tunnel, Beaubourg, Pompidou Center, Renzo Piano

Monday, November 5, 2018



Rue Beaubourg, Paris 4e

A lone pedestrian is dwarfed by thr huge vents of The Pompidou Center.

Subjects: Paris, 75004, Beaubourg, people, street, architecture, museums, architecture, modern, abstract, colors

Wednesday, August 29, 2018



Rue Beaubourg, Paris 4e

The rear of the Pompidou Center, with all the color-coded pipes exposed, has become a subject with never-ending possibilities. Just have to wait for early afternoon on a sunny day for best light.

Subjects: Paris, 75004, museums, architecture, modern, abstract, colors

Wednesday, February 7, 2018



Pompidou Center, Paris 4e

We looked at the people looking at the pictures at an photography exhibition.

Subjects: Paris, 75004, art, photography, exhibit, people, Beaubourg

Friday, November 24, 2017



Rue Beaubourg, Paris 4e

A pedestrian walks by the backside of the Pompidou Center, facing Rue Beaubourg, a giant puzzle of multicolored pipes.

Subjects: Paris, 75004, Pompidou Center, Beaubourg, architecture, street, people, colors

Friday, September 15, 2017



Pompidou Center, Paris 4e

Taking a moment to reflect on top of Beaubourg

Subjects: Paris, 75004, museums, people, street, Marais