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A lot of my work has been about capturing a feeling. Most of the time, it’s less so about a specific place, than it is an emotion.

But if there’s any city in the world that it’s physical setting plays a big role, it has to be Paris.

There’s something about the way Paris is just innately cinematic to me. And this was one of the most apt scenes.

It was the first warm day of the year, 26°c, sunshine, fleeting almost summer feelings after a long winter. I wanted to catch the sunset and headed up to Montmartre. From here, many were perched along the hillside to catch the Eiffel Tower lighting up in the distance. The skies were starting to turn pink, the head and tail lights of the cars on the street spotlighting the people at the scene—and in that moment, the Eiffel Tower started twinkling in the distance, as we all watched to take it all in.