There's probably a mini-series of door knockers in here. Maybe later!

Just outside of Village Saint Paul in the Marais.

 There is a sweet little playground adjacent to the Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés. I think this charming little hut belongs to the garde...

This beautiful memorial at the American Cathedral in Paris honors American soldiers who died during WWI and WWII.  This video is very i...

Located just to the left and behind the Panthéon, this is one of my favorite churches.  

One of my favorite streets!

Église Saint-Merri , built in 1550, is adjacent to the Stravinsky Fountain and the Centre Pompidou and in great need of restoration.

The Centre Pompidou   is not my most favorite museum in Paris but it's a space that should be visited. It's inside out architect...

The Colonne de Juillet makes the spot where the Bastille prison stood during the French Revolution. 

 I continue to come across photographs and can't help but wonder what survived the terrible fire.

I can't imagine a lovelier place to picnic, with this amazing backdrop.

The beautiful Hôtel de Ville Paris , Paris' city hall built in the 16th and 17th centuries.

The Butte aux Cailles neighborhood in the 13th arrondissement, is a lovely, out of the way place to just wander up and down the hills. ...

What a glorious window.  Saint-Gervais-et-Saint-Protais 13 rue des Barres 75004 Paris

This is one of the displays of Elliott Erwitt's photogeraphy books during the exhibit at La Hune, in 2015.  This blog post reminded ...

The windows of La Hune , always beg to be studied and photographed. These were especially interesting was they are a bookstore and gall...

In November, 2015, I stopped in at La Hune Gallery on rue Bonaparte to have a look at the Elliott Erwitt exhibit. Erwitt is a renowned ...

I think at the Louvre, it's all too easy to be overwhelmed with all the grandeur, that it's easy to overlook the quiet coroners ...

I don't usually do a lot of post processing with my images but this week I went back through my photographs from last November and f...

Weekends at the Jardin du Luxembourg the ponds are full of these little sailboats with the children hanging over the side launching them ...

To be honest, I was so taken with this adorable little girl that after a few photos from afar, I just went up to Papa and asked if I cou...

Les chaises violettes Today is the first of the month and our City Daily Photo Theme Day is purple. I can't wait to hop over and...

This sunny November morning,  I had my choice of green chairs around this fountain at the Jardin du Luxembourg. No kiddos sailing boats,...

Today ends our mini series at the Marché aux Puces. I"ll leave you with one of the most unusual booth that we've ever found,  To...

Of course Paris would have a vendor for old champagne corks. I'm pretty sure mes amis could have our own booth there!

And sometimes I get lucky enough to capture a bit of Paris Rouge at the same time.

Surely Ina Garten has shopped here!

Lovely old furniture is in abundance but there is so much more to shop for. Plan to stay quite a while when you go.

Like most Parisian shopkeepers, the vendors here keep to themselves, usually reading. If you need assistance or pricing, you greet them ...

Today, we're beginning another mini series. We'll travel to the 18th arrondissement to the well known Paris Flea Market, Marché ...

Just as there was restoration work at Notre Dame de Paris, there is ongoing work at almost every church in Paris. Église Saint-Germain-d...