Thursday, December 3, 2009

Joyeux Anniversaire- Paris Through My Lens!

Obelisk Place de la Concorde with the Ferris Wheel at Tuileries
November 2008

Well how did I let that slip by? Actually this blog was one year old on November 27th, but who's counting! Merci to all of you who encouraged me to create a blog soley for my Paris photographs way back then. Little did any of us know how many I would have to post by now! I never dreamed how much this blog would mean to me. Sharing my photos with you has meant that I get to take a little trip back to the city j'adore EVERY day!

Yesterday I read Eric's post, and he featured the fabulous Pont Alexander III with the glitzy holiday ferris wheel at Tuileries in the background. I went dashing to the archives. For this Christmas season, I will occasionally feature Christmas in Paris photos from last November's trip. My header will change as well! Joyeux Noël mes amis!!

17 comments:

dianasfaria.com said...

I just came from Eric's post so this was a real treat to see this from your perspective too.
I love the Hemingway quote on your sidebar.
Congratulations on your one year of creativity!

Laurent said...

HAPPY BIRHTDAY !!: Thanks for sharing you beautifull pictures with us and for loving Paris and France so much. You should certainly be rewarded by Paris City Hall for the great publicty you offre to our city.
Longue vie à Paris Through My Lens!
Amicalement, Laurent

Maya said...

What a stunning shot! It makes me wish I could go at Christmastime. I'll bet Paris is lit up beautifully!

Maya said...

Oh, and happy blogiversary!

Virginia said...

Laurent,
Merci , merci!!

Maya,
You need to get there , amazingly beautiful at Christmas time.

Lily,
THanks you!

StyleSpy said...

That tears it! I'm not going to be happy until I spend Christmas in Paris. I'd give anything if I could run away there right now -- Christmas is feeling like such a chore this year. Maybe next year...

Shell Sherree said...

Happy First Blogoversary, Virginia, for the 27th ~ congratulations, and here's to countless more!! I'm still haven't made it anywhere near back to then in your archives. So many of your treasures await me! This photo is magical, and just the thing to end my day with. Night night!

Anonymous said...

This site has given me so much pleasure.

Harriet said...

J'adore la photo aujourd'hui. And congratulations to you for your blog-anniversaire!

To know that someone else loves Paris the way that I do makes my heart sing. I love my "little visit" everyday through your blog.

Louis la Vache said...

«Louis» wishes you (and your blog!) a belated Joyeux Anniversaire!

Daryl said...

Joyeux Anniversaire!

Starman said...

I will soon be taking my own Paris Christmas photos (they won't be anywhere near as good as yours). I haven't seen the Roue de Paris since 2001. I did take some pictures during the ride, but I had no idea what I was taking pictures of at the time.

Katie said...

Fabulous photo! Wow, I'm almost tempted to visit Paris at Christmas to see a view like this. Congrats on a full year showing up amazing Paris photos! Hope there are many more years and photos to come!

Blind Fly Theater said...

Your readers were right on the mark here, V... these Paris photos definitely needed their own forum, and what a spectacular, beautiful, and magical one it is.
I love this shot of the Tuileries ferris wheel, and am particularly in love with the version in your new header photo. Quite an emotional impact it has on me this holiday season.
Thanks so much for sharing!
David *
PS -- FYI: The "Eric's" link doesn't seem to be working for me.

Blind Fly Theater said...

PPS -- And, Oh yes, of course... Happy Anniversary!

Jilly said...

Oh dear I keep forgetting to look at this fabulous blog, probably because it's not on my CDP list. And look what I miss - all these amazing photos and the realisation I forgot your first anniversary so a late congratulations, virginia. Really beautiful photos throughout this lovely blog.

Alexa said...

This is spectacular, Virginia. I haven't experienced Christmas in Paris in 40 years (!!)—so thanks for sharing!