Over the weekend, I visited Stefanie and Amaury — exactly one year after their unforgettable weddings in Paris and at Lake Constance, which famously ended with the legendary jump into the water. Naturally, the camera was with me again, and over the days I took quite a few photos. Here’s the first part of them:
From the window: Parisian rooftops and dormers.
Coffee, a wine glass and a candle on the café table, in black and white.
Two pedestrians at the zebra crossing.
Haussmann facades between dark trees.
A narrow corner building against a pale sky.
A facade behind dark leaves, in black and white.
The Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower small on the right.
A wide avenue with traffic lights, in black and white.
The Arc de Triomphe, soft-focus against a white sky.
Looking down onto the metro escalator.
“Charles de Gaulle – Étoile” above yellow tiles.
“Come inside – Cocktails, Monk Juice + lots of love” on a chalkboard.
A golden door knob on dark wood.
Custard tarts in a basket behind the shop window.
A self-portrait in the shop window above the pastries.
A passer-by behind large letters on the glass.
A blurred profile in front of a shutter.
Two passers-by on a street between tall facades.
Camera in hand in the mirror, in black and white.
“Défense” carved in stone.
Among old wooden crates – visiting again one year after the wedding.
A laugh among the crates.
The two of them, close together, in front of the wooden crates.
A courtyard, a patch of sky above.
The metro map around Haussmann – St-Lazare.
Facades reflected in a pane of glass.
Through the glass: a brasserie and a staircase layered over each other.
“Achat Timbres Estimation” on the shopfront, a passer-by with a suitcase.
A stairwell with red carpet, from above.
A corner building with a dome, in black and white.
Facades with balconies beneath a blue sky.
Tracks and trains in the dark.
Black-and-white portraits behind the glass.
Photographs of legs, faces, gestures.
Tall buildings with balconies, in black and white.
A window with closed shutters.
“Sortie de voiture – Défense de stationner”.
A self-portrait in the lift mirror.
A photo of the leap into the water on the wall – a memory of the wedding at Lake Constance.
