Showing posts with label notre dame. Show all posts
Showing posts with label notre dame. Show all posts

Jul 28, 2011

Where is the Notre Dame Church?

Where is the Notre Dame Church? Well, if you take a look from the top, it's easy to see: you're right in the center of Paris.  It's on the Ile de la Cite, and you have a wonderful view of the rest of Paris.  Enjoy the photos...











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Jul 27, 2011

Bell Tower at Notre Dame

At the top of Notre Dame lies the heart of the church: the bell tower. Inside? You guessed right! The bell. It's hard to get into the tiny entrance into the bell tower, as its no more than 3 feet tall or wide. Only the fittest and most pliable on the tour of Notre Dame dared squeeze inside. Enjoy the photos...

Notre Dame Church Paris France



Notre Dame Church Paris France

Notre Dame Church Paris France

Notre Dame Church Paris France

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Jun 24, 2011

A Trip Up the Notre Dame

There exists in many a place unexplored tunnels where adventures abound.  The Notre Dame is one of those places. There are 386 stairs that lead to the top of the Notre Dame.  They are stone, spirally, and cause claustrophobia.  They get smaller and smaller as you go up.  Look at this behemoth, and imagine the stairs that line the inside.


This is the wider section of stairs about 1/8 of the way up to the top of the Notre Dame.  If you fell, you'd be tumbling down quite a ways.


There are a number of platforms where you emerge from the Notre Dame stairs and get a cool view of the city and the cathedral.  Here is one of the first fews of an old clock.


And if you  glance up...


Eventually you get to the top where there is an extraordinary view of the city...






If you look closely, you can see the Sacre Coeur in the background.


Of course, the gargoyles at the top of Notre Dame are famous as well.







When you look down at the front, the people look like ants...


There is also a very cool section of the Church where you can see the pillars and the bell tower atop the Notre Dame.






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Jun 23, 2011

Venturing Inside Notre Dame

The Notre Dame is nice outside.  It's nicer inside.  Not only are these pictures better at describing than my words are, I'm also feeling lazy tonight.  

So, without further ado I present to you...















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Jun 22, 2011

Flowers of Notre Dame

Here we have a particularly coveted view of the Notre Dame flowers.  I was walking around aimlessly, looking for something nice to shoot when I found this angle.  Despite the hordes of tourists with cameras, no one was shooting here... until they saw me do it.  I guess I can pride myself on being a leader.  That, or I'm content in my ignorance in thinking that no one has ever shot this before.

Either way, these photos came out well and are here for your enjoyment...








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