These two were probably the first of a long line of my 100 French Strangers, taken in 2008. I swear I didn't pose them. I walked by...

Recently my friend Peter Olson posted a collage of views of the Sacré Coeur from different vantage points all over Paris. He pointed ...

Venture 18km west of Paris, and you'll find yourself in this charming village of Marly le Roi .  

Lucky students who get to wander through the Louvre and head down to Tuileries for what appears to be a soccer game in the gardens. These...

In Paris, it seems there are always buildings undergoing restorations. The French go to great links to make the construction process pl...

Thanks to Peter, we walked right in the gates of École des Beaux Arts like we belonged there. No one even seemed to notice us. That...

The remnants of a light snowfall added a lovely touch to Cimetière du Montmartre.

Où sont les frites????

In Paris, even the vines arrange themselves artistically!

While wandering around the 6eme, I stepped into Le Labo , perfumes et scents. The very handsome and very friendly young man behind the...

Rumor has it there was a light dusting of snow in Paris this week. This was taken sever years ago. The morning we arrived, there was snow...

Opened in 1960, the Musée de Montmartre is considered the most charming museums in Paris. Step inside the 3 century old buildings and see...

A cold January day at Cimetière  de Montmartre, we found this cross.When finding the link, I was amazed that this cemetery opened in ...

Left for the birds, but it looked tempting!

Time alone in Paris gardens is a good thing.

L'amour Musée Rodin

Thankful that Mary was able to navigate the buying of our tickets at Gare Saint~Lazare . While she took care of it all, I photographe...

I rank Paris shop windows very high on my list.  Wishing you all a bon weekend!

The "Paris photography gods" were smiling. What could be better than walking up on Monsieur Bulle, making these exquisite creat...

I never had the pleasure of visiting la Samaritaine before it closed in 2005. Now it's under a grand renovation to transform the f...

Opening soon,  I'm sure.

"Monsieur, may I see that book that is on the bottom left? Merci!" Spotted in a tiny shop around the corner from Galerie...

Enjoying a walk through the Burn Columns at the Palais Royal

Cimetière Père Lachaise

Reflections, Père Lachaise Today I join James' Weekend Reflections right HERE . You will enjoy the creative reflections my fe...

Bistrot Vivienne I love the newspapers on a stick. Keeps them in the café but now sure how easy they are to read.

I am convinced that I could spend an entire day in the Cour Carrée at the Louvre and find enough exquisite details to shoot. I will adm...

I'll have to be honest, had I not read all about this on Facebook yesterday, this auspicious day would have passed me by. Join me i...

Today is the first of the month and I'm sure you know by now that we City Daily Photobloggers around the world are posting our photo ...

One of the oldest churches still standing on the Left Bank of Paris, Saint-Séverin was built around the 11th century. It's worth a...

A refreshing morning bath in the Pol Bury Fountain at the Palais Royal. Today I join James' Weekend Reflections right HERE ! ...