Shot on 8mm film in 1949, this vintage home movie captures Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris from a distant, slightly obscured viewpoint. The footage shows the cathedral's iconic twin towers and rose window under a bright sky, with a neighboring building visible to the left. The final frames shift to a darker, silhouetted view of the cathedral's spires against the evening sky, framed by trees and a low wall. The grainy, color-bleached quality and soft focus are characteristic of amateur Super 8 footage from the late 1940s, offering a nostalgic glimpse of a historic landmark.
