All in Architecture
On a December Saturday morning the week before Christmas, Bologna was all about piercing winter light, which was my favorite thing about my two and half day stay in this highly underrated Italian city. But I also thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Cerotosa di Bologna and walking the streets.
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Cemeteries are for the living. And Paris cemeteries are for photographers. My favorite is Père Lachaise, a 110-acre park located in the 20th arrondissement. Its rolling terrain is filled with 70,000 burial plots, holding the famous and not-so-famous.
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Let me riff for a moment as a photographer. To photograph the Eiffel Tower or not to, that is the question. I have moved 180 degrees on that issue.
