Saturday, July 16, 2011

Les fleurs et la réflexion

rue Claude Bernard
I just loved the buildings reflected in the shop window. Almost like a garden growing in front of them.


Merci to my friend Vicki Archer who shared this French artist on her blog, French Essence this week.
Amélie- des-crayons sings Le Linge de Nos Mères .
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9 comments:

  1. Beautiful reflection! I would stop at the boulangerie and buy some bread then cross the street for some lovely flowers! Shhh, Paris!

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  2. What a WONDERFUL shot! Wishing I were in Paris this very minute.

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  3. Those flowers have a wonderful view of some very expensive, "Fancy Nancy" real estate 'a Paris!

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  4. That is such a pretty reflection Virginia, mind you, is there any other type in Paris!!

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  5. The reflection is so perfect that I did not see it at first sight! Great shot!(And being a bench's lover, I love this old one under the flowers!)

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  6. beautiful shot VIrginia - 8 weeks from today I'm there!!! Allan

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  7. Allan, and I can hardly wait for your trip my friend. I hope I'll get special treatment and receive daily emails with photos of every minute!

    Malyss, oui the bench is for you!

    Perth, I know, it's all so photogenic.

    Leif, HA Fancy Nancy...c'est vrai!

    Harriet, the boulangerie was on the corner of our apt.

    Marie, moi aussi!

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  8. Not sure what's better, the flowers or the reflection! But it's all Paris, so all good.

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  9. What I like in the flower shops, is the old odds'n'sodds they use to obtain the 3rd dimension for their display: old boxes, bakers's trays, laders, wooden benches ...

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