Here is the second part of the photos from Paris and the journey back from Charles de Gaulle Airport via Frankfurt to the Lake Constance region — a closing, wild and relaxed, a contrast between travel and homecoming. During the last two days, we strolled leisurely through the beautiful Montmartre district, rugged and charming, and had lots of fun in an old photo booth at a museum near the Eiffel Tower — a spectacle of nostalgia and joy.
“Amour”, “Rêve” and hearts on a black wall.
“Enjoy the little things” on the glass.
“La vie est belle” on the door, a smile beside it.
A couple in front of a poster on a wall in Montmartre.
From Montmartre across the rooftops of Paris.
Sacré-Cœur with an equestrian statue, in black and white.
A thin strip of city beside a dark wall.
The domes of Sacré-Cœur beneath the clouds.
Sacré-Cœur beneath a blue sky.
A racing bike in front of a graffiti-covered shutter.
“Amour” in chalk on brick.
“Antoine & Lili” in yellow and green, a railing in front.
“Révolte” and a painted figure on the wall.
“O” and “X” on a house wall beneath leaves.
“J’existe” – stickers on a shutter.
A bottle of Petit Chablis between two glasses.
Cutlery on a napkin from “Les Vinaigriers”.
A corner building in warm light against a deep blue sky.
A note on the glass: “Criss de fatiguant”.
Hand in hand through the streets.
A black cat sprayed on the wall.
The Eiffel Tower above the rooftops, two heads in front.
“Foto Automat” – the old photo booth in the museum.
Photo strips from the booth – lots of fun near the Eiffel Tower.
“Photos delivered here in 3 minutes”.
Visitors in front of a wall covered in black-and-white patterns.
“Sortie – Exit”, out of focus.
Columns, parasols and the Eiffel Tower.
A couple in front of a painted heart on a pink shutter.
The Arc de Triomphe beneath a blue sky.
A platform on the way to the airport.
“Terminal 1” at Charles de Gaulle.
A moving walkway at the airport.
Escalator and billboard in the terminal.
Fields and clouds below the plane.
The Frankfurt skyline in the haze – on the way back to Lake Constance.
