Gallery — Far Cities
Side by Side
in Paris
An afternoon among old stones, sculpted one frame at a time.
Paris does not pose; it proceeds. This album was gathered across four unhurried days of proceeding alongside it — across bridges at opening hour, through galleries at closing, and up to the iron lattice at the blue minute when the whole city exhales.
Side by Side is our love letter to travelling together: the shared map, the second coffee, the wrong turn that became the day's best frame. From sweeping riverfronts to the small theatre of a side street, every image was earned on foot and in natural light.
- Location
- Paris, France
- Season
- Early autumn
- Frames
- 58 kept
- Walk
- Four days
Documenting the Grand Canal at golden hour — Side by Side, frame 44.
What this album holds
The riverfronts
Wide, slow frames of water and stone — the city at opening hour, before the crowds arrive and after they leave.
The side streets
Cafés, doorways and the small theatre of ordinary afternoons — Paris proceeding, unposed and unbothered.
The together frames
Two travellers, one map, endless wrong turns. The portraits couples point to and say: that is exactly us.
Taking someone somewhere unforgettable?
Travel sessions and city commissions across Europe — we walk, you wander.
