Boulevard de Paris by Henderson Cisz

Shimmering, precipitation-collating streets reflect the lights of a decadently lit Paris as a day draws to a close, and as Parisians make their way homeward.

Or to the cafes and bars that the French capital’s famed for as much as the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Elysees. Aiming to catch the attention of passers-by, or for that matter the continual stream of tourists and visitors new to the city of romance, is the traditional florist; selling the language of love through the medium of blindingly colourful petals and buds.

Which young lovers would be able to resist such a discerning play for their hearts and wallets. Landscape artist, Henderson Cisz captures the mood of a delightful, enticing city and people, courtesy of his majestic understanding of colour and light.

Both natural and artificial, and how naturally occurring shadows and forced reflections can alter the whole visual dynamic of a composition.