Quiet Charm of the Promenade de la Treille in Geneva Wood Print

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Experience the serene charm of the historic 'Promenade de la Treille' in Geneva through this captivating digital photograph. Shot in the heart of the city, the promenade comes to life in the spring, its line of chestnut trees offering a tranquil oasis in the urban landscape. The promenade, established in 1705, is also home to the world's longest stone bench, providing a unique vantage point to enjoy the surrounding beauty.

This photograph captures a panoramic view of this iconic location, immersing the viewer in its peaceful ambiance. Shot by renowned photographer Benoît Bruchez in May 2023, the image embodies the timeless elegance and cultural heritage of Geneva.

Whether you're a nature lover, an avid traveler, or a connoisseur of historic cityscapes, this piece would be a perfect addition to your collection, bringing the serene beauty of Geneva's 'Promenade de la Treille' into your space.

Benoit Bruchez, based in Geneva, navigates between two universes: photography and web development. In photography, his studio in Geneva is dedicated to the creation of portraits. Each image testifies to a pursuit of truth and character, capturing moments that speak for themselves. When turning to landscape and travel photography, his goal is to share visual experiences that exude authenticity. His works, available on platforms like Fine Art America, are open windows to authentic moments and places. Parallelly, Benoit immerses himself in web development. Following a stint in economics at the University of Geneva, he founded a company focused on creating websites. His approach relies on programming and open source CMS to craft pragmatic...