Walking on Paris streets is better than whatever you can do in this city. For me, at least. Lately, I'm doing it by 'arrondissements'. This time, June 2017, I chose the 17ème which is less visited by tourists in this summertime period. One may get a more realistic impression of how the Parisien regular life is. Also, I was not very familiar with this area and I would like to know it better.
The 17ème has a border, at the west side, with the the 16ème, a fancy area (close the Arc du Triomphe and Champs Elysées Avenue). Walking towards east one gets to the east border, at the the 18ème Arrondissemnet, a very popular one. Then, it is, in some way, a 'transition' area. Interesting to see how it changes between these limits.
During my limited time there, I walked, mainly, on the Avenue de Wagram, Boulevard Pereire, Rue Cardinet, Avenue de Clichy, Boulevard de Batignolles and Boulevard de Courcelle, along the Place Monceau.
For photograph it, I used my Olympus E-M1, the Zuiko 14-150mm and, in few occasions, the small fish-eye 9mm.