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Paris: Riding on the Metro

Paris: Riding on the Metro
(above) Lamarck Caulaincourt metro stop on the 12 line

Among my favorite assignments was the 2 months I spent in Paris with working on Under Paris. Big surprise right?! But in a city full of wonderful things the places that I liked shooting best were on or near the metro. Maybe it is because I am from the rural south where the very idea of public transportation is a foreign concept. But I really think that there was always something interesting going on. Paris could not function without the metro. It transports more than the total population of the the city every day. In the way that I envisioned the final essay the metro photos would be the theme that held the disparate parts together. 

Sadly, my editors -who ride the DC metro every day- were not as enamored as I was. So below are 5 Parisian metro photos that haven’t seen the light of day.
 

The Paris Metro 14, meteor line  is the newest, most automated and fastest line in the subway system.

(above) the line 14 meteor metro

The Cité Metro station on the #4 Metro line. The Île de la Cité is the heart of Paris.

(above) the Cité Metro stop on the 4 line

Gare Saint Lazare metro station. The Paris Metro 14, meteor line  is the newest, most automated and fastest line in the subway system.

(above) Gare Saint Lazare metro station

Line 6 of the Paris Metro

(above) Line 6 of the Paris Metro at Étoile station

The Paris Metro 14, meteor line  is the newest, most automated and fastest line in the subway system.

(Above) The Line 14 meteor line

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2 Comments

  1. Carlos says:

    interesting pics of the Paris subway

  2. Sara Manco says:

    I love your metro photos, and I always take photos of public transportation when I am visiting a new city. Each system is different and contains its own unique characteristics. Some are clean and brightly lit while others seem dark and more cave-like. Great photos!

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