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January 2009

Looking Down On His City

This is a Gargoyle at the top of Notre Dame looking over his City.

Canon 50D, lens 28-135 3.5 5.6

Notre Dame, Paris, France

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Adam Caron

I am a stay at home dad/ Amateur photographer. I live in Netherlands at the moment but I am from the US please come visit me athttp://thislifephotography.com
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Bhasmang Mehta Well done on 2009-01-14, at 10:40:31	Karen This is one of the nicest photos I have seen of Paris! on 2009-01-14, at 10:40:07
okkiazzurri that's wonderfoul!!!!!!!! on 2009-01-14, at 13:48:17	Adam caron Thanks so much on 2009-01-15, at 11:29:15

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