Nocturne Along the Seine follows the changing relationship between architecture, water, and illumination across the central reaches of Paris. Moving from sunset into blue hour and early night, the photographs observe how monuments, bridges, riverbanks, and distant landmarks emerge through shifting light and atmosphere. The Seine becomes both corridor and viewpoint, linking civic buildings, sculptural details, and the city’s illuminated skyline. Reflections, cloud movement, framing structures, and the gradual transition from daylight to darkness reshape the urban landscape, revealing Paris through continuity, distance, alignment, and the luminous structure of the river.
