Monaco and Nice’s Elegant Street Lights

Black and White photos, Photography, street photography

This week, our host is from Bushboy’s World, Brian, with an great theme of Street lights by day or night. Feel free to choose between day or night, or even combine both—it’s entirely in your hands! I’ve also linked this to Leanne’s Monochrome Madness

Reflecting on my past visits to France and Monaco, I want to share these images of stylish streetlights illuminating the charming architecture and vibrant nightlife, emphasizing the interplay of light and shadows in these picturesque locations. I immediately thought of these images when I read the challenge for this week, such a good choice.

Elegant street light illuminating a scenic view in a Monaco, surrounded by lush foliage and mountains. This sepia tone suited this image.

The streetlights in Monaco are stylish for sure.

Two boats moored near a vintage street lamp.

Nice was such a great place for snapping streetlight photos! The old buildings and the way the streetlights were positioned made everything feel warm and cosy, and I just had to take tons of photos. I aimed to catch the light but also the lively vibe of the city, showing off the cool dance between shadows and light as night rolled in. When it got darker, those streetlights turned into little warm beacons, making it impossible not to hit the shutter.

A narrow, dimly lit street in Nice, and streetlights amidst old architecture.
A narrow, dimly lit street in Nice, showcasing elegant streetlights casting soft light on the tiled path.
The streetlights illuminate a narrow alley and ambiance of the architecture.

21 thoughts on “Monaco and Nice’s Elegant Street Lights”

  1. Wonderful captures of streetlights. I had no idea how much beauty they can add to a scene. Thank you for inspiring me to notice them from now on. 😉

  5. Lovely atmospheric night shots – you’re right, these streetlights are so elegant! And that first shot from Monaco, with your sepia edit, looks like an old postcard 🙂

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