Hang onto your hat as you hang over the edge:
Part of the first Les Extatiques open air art show at La Defense, Paris, July 2018
And now, back down to solid ground.
Inner City Paris / Buenos Aires, by Leandro Erlich
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 10 July 2020
Posted as part of SquarePerspectives
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Travel with Intent 
Another very cool perspective, so to speak, Debbie. What fun! Must be quite something to see it in person. See you tomorrow (or tonight.)
janet
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WOWZA. This is terrific 😀
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That is rather cool!
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That is something else, wow
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Lovely post, what do you think about my blog?
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You have some interesting photos TJ. You need to develop your connections with other bloggers, leaving meaningful comments and getting involved in conversations. This will help bring you viewers and get return comments, and all of that will help you development and expand your blog
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Yes, I know I lack some connections with my blog family.. I will put more effort and I will always try to hold meaningful conversations with my fellow bloggers. Thank you for the thoughtful and helpful comment
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It took me a long time to get into it too. I had not realised what a community there is behind the blogs. Joining challenge or two is one of the best ways of getting inside. The Becky challenge I mentioned on your blog is a good one – daily for a month once a quarter. And my One Word Sunday is good too – quite a small group of chatty bloggers 🙂
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That’s is definitely going to be inspiring, I cant wait to show some works from the challenges, I’m curious about it.. thank you
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Cool, almost trippy
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haha, this is really cool.
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Isn’t it clever! Amazing what you can do with an idea
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Very cool perspective!
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Yes, I love it
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Ooof! Astonishing. And it was too early in the morning to cope with images like those!
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I know what you mean – sometimes photography can add to the experience. I didn’t feel so dizzy looking at it in reality.
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Strong stomach, Debbie …
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Amazing! I’m feeling the vertigo coming on again 😦 Great capture.
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I know what you mean, Caryl. It didn’t feel so bad when I was standing on solid ground and understanding the trickery
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oh wow, this is extraordinary street art. Love it, and also love the fact this is my second trip to Buenos Aires (albeit via Paris this time). Was only there 5 minutes ago
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PS and what an amazing perspective it must be to see in person. Must really play with the mind!
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The scale was impressive. It was a shame you couldn’t walk into the work as I would have loved to look up as well
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I nearly asked if you could, I see from some of his other work they do allow that sometimes. Would have been amazing.
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I love the ease of virtual travel!
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