In 1889 a new exhibit was constructed for the Paris World's Fair, and it completely dominated the Paris Skyline.

Many people considered it an eyesore, an architectural abomination.

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supposed to be temporary

and eventually was going to be torn down.

But it never was, and today it's become the iconic symbol of the city.

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If you've listened to enough episodes of this podcast, you'll notice that I often interject places that I visited.

That's because I spent over 10 years of my life traveling around the world almost non-stop.

During that time, I went from being a complete novice in photography to winning almost

every major travel photography prize in North America.

When I learned how to do travel photography I did do it the hard way.

It took years of time and lots of travel. That's why I created the

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In 1889, the city of Paris was preparing for a big celebration.

It was the 100 year anniversary of the French Revolution

and the city of Paris was going to put on a big party.

Called the 1889 Exposition Universal,

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