La Cure Gourmande  is chain with six shops around Paris and also Spain and Belgium.  They specialize in biscuits, chocolats, and confiseri...

Ma Bourgogne is a café I frequented during my stay in Paris the summer of 2010.  I felt comfortable there and the waiters were delightful ...

Tellement Paris! Yesterday markedParis Through My Lens' third anniversary. Scroll down for the details.  There's a little giveaway...

As most of you know by now, I fell in love with Paris in March, 2007.  Daughter Melissa, who was already in love, took granddaughter Eva an...

I hear from friends Daryl and Conrad in NYC that Ladurée has opened a small shop there, and the crowds are still wrapping around the...

I thought we'd have little challenge today, although I'm sure my sharp readers won't miss a beat. We'll give it a go anyway...

If you are an American living in Paris, there are probably certain food items that you must crave from time to time and would pay many eu...

The entrance to Parc Monceau is pretty snazzy for a semi-public park don't you think?  For all the formality of the gated entrances a...

I fret.  I fret a lot over my blogs. I worry about the quality of my photographs, or if  I'm boring my dear readers when I post  too ma...

Forgive the tourist shot today, but I loved the vine covered wall behind the Métro sign. Saint- Germain- des- Pres 

Cimetière Passy

So very Paris. Place Monge

Novembre à Paris!

70e Anniversaire de l'appel du Général de Gaulle This enormous banner was hung on the facade of the Hôtel de Ville in June, 2010.  From...

For me, the Hôtel de Ville is stunning,  jour et nuit, hiver ou d'été.

While photographing this gentleman in the Marais one afternoon, I turned and noticed the clock behind me.  I'd love to know the story ...

Moules, one of my favorites.  

Le Louvre meshes old and new seamlessly.

I have to wonder how long it's taken to get to the bare wood.  Perhaps he's been working nuit et jour! (In clean white pants and sh...

Last January you will remember that Mary, Peter and I visited Shauna von Giesbrecht ' s beautiful jewelry and textile shop in Montmartr...

Le Pied a Terre on rue Mouffetard is a favorite of mine.  The street dining is limited to two tiny tables perched precariously on the uneve...

My two Paris loving amies, Mary and Genie are both in Paris today, so I decided to drag out a photograph that brings back some wonderful me...

Sometimes, if you just sit, wait, and watch, a shot likes this just falls in your lap! ( It helps if you're in Paris of course)

Pétanque at the Jardin du Luxembourg is serious business.  Here Monsieur concentrates before the throw.

Since most of my trips to Paris have been in the late fall and winter, I have been able to observe the trees in the gardens and along the C...

Jef Aeros o l   is one creative guy. Who would expect to find one of the Mouseketeers immortalized on a building in Paris?  How many of ...

Unlike many of Paris' street markets,  this one on rue Mouffetard , is open almost every day. We stayed close by in 2009 and crossed th...

No matter how often I walk familiar streets in Paris, I always seem to find new delights such as this poem with artwork on the side of ...

Rarissime , fondee en 1658,  translates to "extremely rare".  Across the street from our flat last January, it is tucked under t...

Chez Marianne in the Marais is a place I've photographed more than once. I've never dined here. I checked the ratings and found it...

The series of statues here overlooking la Tour Eiffel is lovely but this time, the golden light in the window caught my eye. The reflection...