Zinc des Fleurs has always been one on my favorite little shops on rue Mouffetard. This Sunday, the charming owner stepped out, and of course I asked to take his photo!
Virginia, I called and left a message for the owner telling him about his photo. Perhaps he will understand my French - I spelled out your website... Or perhaps Peter can stop in the next time he's over that way and explain.
...traigo sangre de la tarde herida en la mano y una vela de mi corazón para invitarte y darte este alma que viene para compartir contigo tu bello blog con un ramillete de oro y claveles dentro...
desde mis HORAS ROTAS Y AULA DE PAZ
COMPARTIENDO ILUSION VIRGINIA
CON saludos de la luna al reflejarse en el mar de la poesía...
ESPERO SEAN DE VUESTRO AGRADO EL POST POETIZADO DE MEMORIAS DE AFRICA , CHAPLIN MONOCULO NOMBRE DE LA ROSA, ALBATROS GLADIATOR, ACEBO CUMBRES BORRASCOSAS, ENEMIGO A LAS PUERTAS, CACHORRO, FANTASMA DE LA OPERA, BLADE RUUNER ,CHOCOLATE Y CREPUSCULO 1 Y2.
Ahhh Paris, gosto muito de fotos do cotiano, muito interessante, esta foto esta muito especial abraço do Brazil http://miltonostetto.blogspot.com Milton
V, you mentioned that Parc de Bagatelle looked like the parc beside peter's apartment. It did not take long to get there by Metro, but it is a fair way out. It is well on the way to La Defense, out beyond Blvd Peripherique, beyond the 16eme. It is a truly delightful area. I am trying to raise the energy to get out there again next week. Will most certainly go out there again when I return in September. Quite magical ...
This is a great portrait, V! I did ask permission for a few photos and all but two nodded. Now I am not counting all that I took without asking and all that Marie could get with her smaller camera without calling attention to the "snapping"
He looks delightful and someone who would love to see his photo on your blog.
Jack, he's #75. I have many more that I've not posted from this trip and others. Stay tuned!
Kathy, Oui, a delightful looking gentleman! :) V
VP, Go by and say bonjour!
Alexa, For southerners, I think it's not so much gumption but just being friendly. Here in B'ham it comes so naturally that I"ve decided that in Paris/France it's just as easy .........and so much FUNNNNN!
Zeroing in again, I see. And not at all old and decrepit...
ReplyDeleteHow charming! And happy. I find it hard to imagine one could be anything other than charming and happy if one owned a flower shop in Paris.
ReplyDeleteWonderful portrait. I think you made his day!
ReplyDeleteVirginia, I called and left a message for the owner telling him about his photo. Perhaps he will understand my French - I spelled out your website... Or perhaps Peter can stop in the next time he's over that way and explain.
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HORAS ROTAS
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CON saludos de la luna al
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poesía...
ESPERO SEAN DE VUESTRO AGRADO EL POST POETIZADO DE MEMORIAS DE AFRICA , CHAPLIN MONOCULO NOMBRE DE LA ROSA, ALBATROS GLADIATOR, ACEBO CUMBRES BORRASCOSAS, ENEMIGO A LAS PUERTAS, CACHORRO, FANTASMA DE LA OPERA, BLADE RUUNER ,CHOCOLATE Y CREPUSCULO 1 Y2.
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JB,
ReplyDeleteFor all the good it did me! HA
Harriet, how nice of you!!
Shell, You would love this shop!
Ahhh Paris, gosto muito de fotos do cotiano,
ReplyDeletemuito interessante, esta foto esta muito especial
abraço do Brazil
http://miltonostetto.blogspot.com
Milton
He reminds me of John Lithgow
ReplyDeleteHe looks like someone anyone would be happy to know.
ReplyDeleteV, you mentioned that Parc de Bagatelle looked like the parc beside peter's apartment. It did not take long to get there by Metro, but it is a fair way out. It is well on the way to La Defense, out beyond Blvd Peripherique, beyond the 16eme. It is a truly delightful area. I am trying to raise the energy to get out there again next week. Will most certainly go out there again when I return in September. Quite magical ...
ReplyDeleteThis is a great portrait, V! I did ask permission for a few photos and all but two nodded. Now I am not counting all that I took without asking and all that Marie could get with her smaller camera without calling attention to the "snapping"
ReplyDeleteHe looks delightful and someone who would love to see his photo on your blog.
I admire both your gumption and your photo skills, V! This portrait is great because he's posing for you without "posing" for you.
ReplyDeleteWe always spend some time around rue Mouffetard and from now on Zinc de Fleurs will be a bit more special...
ReplyDeleteAwww...there you go again....capturing the heart of a delightful looking gentleman!!!
ReplyDeleteA very nice portrait, Virginia. 100 strangers? What number is he?
ReplyDeleteJack, he's #75. I have many more that I've not posted from this trip and others. Stay tuned!
ReplyDeleteKathy,
Oui, a delightful looking gentleman! :)
V
VP, Go by and say bonjour!
Alexa,
For southerners, I think it's not so much gumption but just being friendly. Here in B'ham it comes so naturally that I"ve decided that in Paris/France it's just as easy .........and so much FUNNNNN!