These doorways in the courtyard of the Hôtel de Sully at Place des Vosges, seems to always have friends sitting in the doorways.  This ...

This shop on rue Butte- aux- Cailles, was still dressed for Christmas.  It was closed that day so we couldn't go in and poke around.

You will probably never see a Paris sunrise taken with my Canon, but I have a few sunsets that I especially love.  This one with La Conci...

Les Puces de Saint-Ouen , was visual overload for me.  I found too many choices to peruse and to photograph. I loves this old valise and...

Winding our way through this divine little out of the way street ( there was a sign, "PRIVÉ"- phfffttt ) on our way to have a ...

This beautiful church is located in the suburb of St. Denis, about 9.4 km  north of Paris.  A beautiful church not to be missed. Basil...

Cranking up her iPod and biking off.  I have nothing but admiration.

The Pont des Arts , a pedestrian bridge,  is always alive with musicians, artists and other creative Parisians.  This friendly gentleman...

Le Reminet Today as all of us celebrate Thanksgiving here in the U.S., perhaps my expat friends in Paris will dining on something mor...

La vie est belle à Paris...toujours!

Artist Hippolyte Romain created this lovely little tearoom, Mademoiselle Li, in the Jardin d'Acclimation in the Bois de Boulogne....

 Here in Alabama, we call this Virginia Creeper. I would love to know what the French version is called.  In Paris,  it is glorious in t...

This stunning piece was on display in the back of the  Église Sainte - Anne de la Butte aux Cailles   .   

You've met the artist, now let's have a closer look at his beautiful Conté drawing of Canal St. Martin. I never thought to ask ...

The Bibliotèque nationale de France Richelieu  ( under renovation) is probably a place I wouldn't just wander into but my friend Pete...

After the singing and dancing on rue Mouffetard , many of the participants adjourn to smaller cafés up or down the street to have lunch ...

The Musée du quai Branly, one of Paris' newer museums displays collections of objects from African, Asian, Oceanian and American civ...

One of the most charming and unusual carrousels in Paris, the Dodo Manège features extinct and endangered animals.  This petit enfant nee...

The industrial feel of the Centre Pompidou is not really my cup of tea, but I have to admit as a photographer,  it offers endless phot...

Photographing the magnificent Cathèdrale Notre Dame de Paris is daunting.  I like to find details such as this chandelier that seems to ...

A heart to heart conversation on rue Mouffetard.

Yesterday I posted this photograph on my Facebook Virginia Jones Photography page .  Several readers asked about this room at the Louvre...

The small cemetery behind the Église Saint Germain de Charonne , was going about his duties this Saturday morning. Église Saint Germa...

If given the choice, I'd still choose the bell, not the surveillance électronique.  

A small art supply store in Montmartre.  

I walked up on these two standing, slack jawed outside of this gallery late one afternoon.  I will have to admit, I was a bit speechless...

Cobblestones, falling leaves, stone wall, lamp post, ochre walls, and those white mums marching down the hill. Today we're joining...

There are a very few places in Paris that I think are off the beaten path. Why this fabulous museum ( that overlooks la Tour Eiffel) is s...

I'm sure there are lots of scenarios that we could all come up with here.  Whatever his story, it's obvious that he was not enjo...

This is the first Theme Day since my Paris blog joined my other dear blog friends at City Daily Photo . I chose this couple enjoying d...