Exhibition Quebec is on display, autumn in majesty at Bercy Village with National Geographic France
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Need a little nature in the heart of Paris? If you miss the softness of autumn colors, know that Bercy Village takes you on a stroll with National Geographic France magazine.
For this outdoor photo exhibition, we trust in the precise gaze of Emanuela Ascoli, head of photography, who knew how to capture the essence of Quebec. The province, with an area three times larger than France, reveals its panoramas of exceptional warm colors reminiscent of the autumnal palettes of Van Gogh or Church. In addition to the landscapes, the warm scenes of life make you want to gather around a campfire. A walk with breathtaking views.
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