Tuesday's 'take on the tower'...far from the postcard cliché.

Eiffel Tower framed by the modern towers of the 15th arrondissement, seen from Quai André-Citroën on a bright Paris morning.

From the modern towers of the 15th arrondissement, the Eiffel Tower rises like a steady constant amid the morning rush. Cars stream past, the day unfolds, and the city balances between glass and iron, present and past.

Seen from this angle, the Tower isn’t a postcard cliché, it’s part of the city’s pulse, caught in motion, part of the ordinary that Paris turns extraordinary.

“A balance between past and present”


Part of the “Take on the Tower” Series

Every Tuesday, we look to the Iron Lady — from near, far, and unexpected angles — as she watches over Paris in her many moods. 

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