Web preview · 144px high1969 8mm frame from Paris with a closer view of Notre-Dame Cathedral's flying buttresses, pointed arches, roofline, spires, and dense greenery at the lower edge.
Closer home-movie view of Notre-Dame stonework.

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Closer home-movie view of Notre-Dame stonework — Paris, 1969

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Catalog year
1969
Location
Paris, France
Image
Still 3 · 3.20s into the source clip
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1969 8mm frame from Paris with a closer view of Notre-Dame Cathedral's flying buttresses, pointed arches, roofline, spires, and dense greenery at the lower edge.

The source is catalogued as 8mm home movie. This frame appears 3.20 seconds into the clip. Watch the source footage below to see the surrounding action.

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Paris France-1969: Notre-Dame Cathedral with Flying Buttresses

Paris France-1969: Notre-Dame Cathedral with Flying Buttresses

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Source format: 8mm home movie.

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Period detail

The frames show color 8mm footage of Notre-Dame's Gothic rear elevation with flying buttresses, stone tracery, rooflines, spires, and mature trees, with the 1969 date supported by clip metadata rather than visible signage.

Film character

The footage has a physical 8mm character with soft focus, visible grain, slight color shift toward blue and purple, uneven exposure, and steady but home-movie framing.

Historical context

The view documents a public-facing landmark seen through a home-movie lens, emphasizing architecture and surrounding greenery rather than crowds, ceremonies, or street life.

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