I walked out of the Palais Royal one afternoon,   and this is what stopped me in my tracks. Paris Rouge overload!

Gare Saint Lazare This two story installation was simply colored plastic bags.  

Perhaps he was channeling M. Rodin, or perhaps his feet hurt.

The Hôtel de Ville, Paris is a show stopper day or night.

This evening, Mary and I dined inside as it started raining.  We were sorry to miss outside dining in these fabulous rouge chairs!

After all the grand churches in Paris, I enjoyed visiting the smaller churches in the countryside outside of Paris.  This church in the ...

I love the Marais for many reasons.  One is the ethnic mix that you find here that you don't see in many parts of Paris.

Today, we return to Paris from the countryside.  For you Paris lovers I offer... the Café St. Regis .  It has recently been sold and ...

We couldn't reach this home and overgrown vineyard in Provins. Now that I look at it all again, I wish we'd tried harder.

Provins, France Wishing we'd had déjeuner here instead.

How could I pass this up? I'm still on the lookout for a rouge la Tour of my very own.

La Comédie Française has relocated during renovations to a temporary building built over the Pol Bury Fountains at the Palais Royal.  T...

Today we return to Ceintures Losco , in the Marais.  The workbench is in the main room and I was fascinated with how well it was organi...

My grandson Davis,  can vouch for every candy vendor,  at every street market we visited. It's a wonderful thing to have one euro t...

 Sadly, I don't often have the pleasure of taking one of these,  but the few times I have, I've been happy to see that they are ...

Provins, France

When faced with la Tour Eiffel twinkling in the night, I feel compelled to take as many tourist shots and I possibly can. 

La Conciergerie

Palais Royal

While strolling Île St. Louis, Mary and I stopped in to have a look at the Église Saint- Louis- en- l'île .  A simple little church ...

Losco, artisan ceinturier located in the Marais, is one of those Parisian specialty shops that makes a photographer very happy.  Since ...

 I truly believe that I could spend an entire visit to Paris and only photograph the waiters. They take their jobs so seriously, and do...

 le Marais

Provins, France

 We continue on our little trip to the grande brocante. Today, another bright spot, the organ grinder.  He was a happy fellow and som...

Église Saint Germain de Charonne My, my, this brocante series is taking a life of its own.  Two days ago I posted a photo of the gran...

If you read yesterday's post, you know that Mary and I visited a large brocante in the 20 éme on one of our jaunts around Paris. W...

Mary and I struck out for a grande brocante in the 20 ème one Saturday.  I'll admit we were sorely disappointed in the offerings.  T...

Église Saint-Médard

Merci, the concept store in the Marais, is always on our To Do list.  Honestly I don't think I've ever purchased anything ( tro...

Thankfully bread making is not a lost art in France!  This baker in the small town of Thorigny sur Oreuse, was loading up his van with ...