The Dark Corners Behind The Magnificent Paris

Stinking rubbish, homeless people lying around the street corners ... are things that few believe can exist in a luxury city in the world like Paris, the capital of France.
The dark pieces behind Paris are magnificent
Czech photographer David Tesinsky (Czech) has captured everyday Parisian street images from a different perspective

. In contrast to a world-famous splendid capital is the street images full of rubbish, homeless people sleeping on the roadside .. David Tesinsky called this city "fake romance".




On the corner of the beautiful tourist city, many people wishing to come here was an unattractive image of a homeless man sleeping well in the bustling street of passersby.
The life of a woman wobbles through the day, every street corner can be a place to sleep.
The pieces of blankets gathered was not enough for her to cope with the bitter cold of European winter.
Perhaps the immigration crisis in Europe three years ago was the main cause of the increasing number of homeless people in the major cities of this continent.
Under the bridge or inside the cramped tunnel could all be home to the less fortunate in the light capital.
Parisians are world-famous for their elegant, aristocratic lifestyles, but perhaps that is only true of the rich. Few know the dark colors of Paris with the poor and vile, the source of life waiting for the meager social benefits
The homeless people were lying together, even surrounded by garbage bags.



They may be waiting to be transferred to refugee camps.
These babies were raised in the capital of light, but under the flickering electric lights somewhere at the foot of the magnificent Eiffel Tower.
Their fate is the same as those of poor children living in the slums of other cities around the world.
On one side is a city bustling with laughter from tourists everywhere, a clean avenue filled with light, contrasting with the loneliness, poverty of the destiny that no one seems to ignore.
People often think that a city like Paris cannot find a single beggar. But the image of the man holding the "I'm hungry" sign asking for the help of his passersby is the truest thing happening every day in this lavish city.
According to Bich Phuong / Zing News
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