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A lull at the Louvre

Published on 8 Jul 20267 Jul 2026 by Laura Bloomsbury

A photographer I was listening to recently describes shadows as the silence whilst light is the narrative and this spot in the basement of the Louvre, devoid of people and exhibits, suggests such an interplay, not least because it was so quiet.

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Categories Photography•Tags featured, France, le louvre, light, Paris, shadows

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