Traveler’s Note

What happens when you cross an ocean alone to meet a city that never asked to know you?

Traveler’s Note: Paris 2026 is an intimate, visual, and emotional account of a journey through the French capital. Between iconic monuments and unexpected moments, the author discovers that traveling is not only about places, but about the versions of herself that emerge along the way.

From improbable encounters to silent tears in the face of absence, from meals that meant safety to falls that revealed physical and emotional limits, Paris reveals itself not as a perfect setting, but as a catalyst for transformation.

With original photography and a narrative that is honest, sensitive, and at times ironic, this book invites the reader to walk through streets, museums, and silences. It is a story about traveling alone and discovering that your own company can be enough.

A record of autonomy, vulnerability, and discovery. Because sometimes, the greatest distance we travel is not between countries, but within ourselves.