
I think that these vines have been growing for more than a few years. What do you think? Do you think that the sculpture over the window w...
I think that these vines have been growing for more than a few years. What do you think? Do you think that the sculpture over the window w...
At Musée Grevin, this figure peeking from behind the velvet curtains seemed just spooky enough for our Halloween I am not sure who inspired ...
The chancel screen of Chartres Cathedral displays an impressive astrological clock dating from the 16th century. It told not only the time b...
Beyond this door of unknown decades are stories untold and lives unseen bon weekend
The poet Jean de la Fontaine spent almost three decades writing his version of 243 fables. This statue in Square du Ranelagh shows him rega...
The curtained window with its box of flowers, belies the chaos of the street below providing a refuge for the birds and those who reside wit...
An arrangement of simple vegetables in a Paris market, seen here as a theme in soft shades of green
Framed by the entrance to Les Halles the massive Saint-Eustache fills the sky bon dimanche
The "old" reflected by the "new" The straight lines of the modern box provide a clean surface for reflecting the century...
The early morning sun captured shadows on the terrasse of Café de la Paix, but not even one person enjoying a café crème. No mystery, just t...
I wonder if you lean way out from the edge while holding on and then look up...? Eiffel Tower Carrousel One of two, Quai Branley
Peering into a quiet courtyard, these steps and terrace were inviting us to enter.
The delicate reach of an angel... Église Saint Phillip du Roule bon dimanche
The weather this April day was warmer than most of the days in June The sun was warming the terrace The pain au chocolate was perfection So ...
In the well-heeled 8ième arrondissement the windows of this grand residence reflect its neighbor Bon weekend Rue Rembrandt Près de Parc ...
There is a story here. In April, I returned to the thrice-weekly marché in Place Maubert to deliver a portrait that I had taken in June 2010...
While the other children ran through the park or zipped around on scooters, this little boy played happily alone. Square Trousseau Métro ...
blé sucré is relatively new on the Paris bakery scene when one considers the legends of Ladurée and Pierre Hermé. Founded by patissier Fabr...
Angels on high I do not believe that anyone has counted the angels and cherubs in Église Saint Étienne du Mont, but there are many, perhaps ...
Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais , watchmaker, inventor, musician, diplomat, fugitive, spy, publisher, arms dealer, financier, revolu...
How do you get a shot without a tourist in Montmartre? You walk around the corner... not very scenic but for me it was all about the color...
Brasserie Bofinger was opened in 1864 and has a reasonable claim to being the first of the Parisian brasseries. It was quite tiny in those ...
Facing Palais Garnier in a boutique first started in 1883, one can imagine the clientele of those early years. The shop still thrives thr...
In Lisbon the Metrolitano Picoas station has a very French Guimard entrance, a gift from RATP. In exchange, the Portuguese ceramist and p...
Just a stone's throw from yesterday's church, Église Saint Philippe du Roule, is this pâtisserie filled with temptations to start yo...
This photo is yet another view of Église Saint Philippe du Roule showing more of the detail that graces this church built between 1774 and 1...