Tyler Fairbank’s Bonjour Paris: A Hyperlapse Journey through the City
Paris can feel wonderfully quick on screen: a turn through a gallery, a sweep across a square, a sudden change from an underground passage t...
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France is a pleasure to explore through its details as well as its famous views. Browse towns, landscapes and cultural discoveries from the archive, and let a photograph or story suggest a different direction for your next visit.
Start with How to Visit the Louvre Without Trying to See Everything and Palais Idéal: The Extraordinary Palace a Postman Built.
Paris can feel wonderfully quick on screen: a turn through a gallery, a sweep across a square, a sudden change from an underground passage t...
The façades at Les Espaces d’Abraxas seem to borrow the scale of a palace and the drama of a theatre. Windows repeat in enormous patterns, a...
An unusual stone caught Ferdinand Cheval’s attention during his postal round. What followed was not a weekend hobby, but decades of collecti...
The Louvre can make you feel wonderfully small — and then slightly overwhelmed. There is a palace around you, art in almost every direction ...
Paris looks surprisingly unfamiliar when a feathered head occupies the foreground. The river, gardens and streets are recognisable, but the ...
Archive photograph showing the road affected by the tide; do not enter a submerged crossing. A road runs out towards the sea, and then the s...
Paris can feel wonderfully familiar before you arrive. Then a cloud moves across the rooftops, the evening changes colour, and a view you th...
The first glimpse of lavender can make you stop mid-conversation. Long rows follow the land, a tree breaks the pattern and the color changes...
At first, the beach looks patterned. Then the shapes become recognizable: human silhouettes, repeated across the sand until an ordinary stre...
Put Paris on the screen, then New York. Before looking for a famous building, take a moment to decide what you would like to explore: the ri...
A world route drawn in one line can make a long journey look surprisingly simple. For French traveller Jérémy Marie, the line represented ye...
Paris is more enjoyable when you leave a little air between the landmarks. You can see some of its great sights in three days without expect...