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by Brian Jannsen
$78.00
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Our shower curtains are made from 100% polyester fabric and include 12 holes at the top of the curtain for simple hanging from your own shower curtain rings. The total dimensions of each shower curtain are 71" wide x 74" tall.
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The Grand Foyer of Palais Garnier - Opera House, Paris France. © Brian Jannsen Photography
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The Grand Foyer of Palais Garnier - Opera House, Paris France. © Brian Jannsen Photography
Brian Jannsen is a Professional Travel and Landscape Photographer. His work has been widely published by National Geographic, The Smithsonian, Conde Nast Traveler, Travel and Leisure, Country Living, Vogue, Commercial Ads as well as Travel Guides, Books and Calendars. When not shooting beautiful destinations, Brian can be found leading guests on workshops and tours - giving them the chance to see and capture some of the same imagery that he is known for. Brian can also be found at: Website: www.brianjannsen.com www.instagram.com/brianjannsenphotography/ www.instagram.com/napleslifestylephotography/ ...
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Allen Beatty
Wow, that's pretty good movement ahead of the crowd Beautiful place.
Brian Jannsen replied:
Hah - Yup, always a bit of a challenge... You're right, it's a really spectacular place...
Allen Beatty
This whole series is fabulous but I love this one the best !! Fav. Did you have permission to be in there by yourself ?
Brian Jannsen replied:
Hi Allen - thanks so much. No, I didn't get to go in 'after-hours' - I was just the first in line when the doors opened and knew where I needed to go first in order to stay ahead of the crowd. I had about 10 minutes of relative calm before the tourists began their migration. Sure is a beautiful building though - no wonder it's one of Paris' biggest attractions.
Robert Harmon
Even better than the last! Voted and Fave!
Brian Jannsen replied:
Thanks Robert - preciate it!