Why should a shopping mall always be a modern concrete building… without any beauty?
What you see here is the Passage des Princes in Paris. Built in 1860 and then destroyed in 1985, it was finally rebuilt to look exactly the same in 1995…
(Built for the most part in the 19th century, these arcades covered with glass roofs, created by piercing through other buildings, are a typically Parisian architectural feature. Most of them now house shops, tearooms and restaurants. There are around 20 of them in Paris in the vicinity of the Grands Boulevards.)

BTW: A big thank you to all who commented on my yesterday post and helped me in making a choice… The B&W it will be 😉

This post participate in the “Daily Photo Contest” organised by @juliank in the theme : #architecturalphotography
Thanks for organising this, in my eyes, best photography contest on steemit!

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Wednesday: architecturalphotography and vehiclephotography
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Saturday: sportsphotography and smartphonephotography
Sunday: goldenhourphotography and longexposurephotography

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