Louvre Lane

I.M. Pei's glass pyramid viewed through one of the Louvre's original stone archways. Silhouetted figures pass beneath the iconic structure, their forms backlit by natural light filtering through the geometric glass panels.

This image captures the striking contrast between the palace's Renaissance architecture and Pei's 1989 modernist intervention—a design that sparked fierce debate but has since become synonymous with the museum itself.The pyramid's diamond-faceted surface catches the Parisian light, while the dark archway frames the scene with classical symmetry.

2012

Photo Print On Fuji Crystal DP II, glossy