Tour Eiffel – Oct 2007
Old Iron
Tag: Paris
La Vie En Rose
Place Ste. Catherine, Marais – Paris 24 Sept 2016
Samedi, Dans Le Parc
Not Chicago but the spirit is the same.
Place des Vosges, Paris – 24 September 2016
Un Choix Difficle
After buying pre-pandemic tickets, I still get marketing e-Mails.
Marché Bastille, just behind my lens, was a favorite place of my sweetheart.
She thought, like Audrey Hepburn in “Sabrina”, that “Paris always a good idea”.
Sometimes, you need a little Paris. Juste un peu.
Two Towers
Eight Years, Two Cameras & One Lens.
Tokyo Tower through an office window, Tour Eiffel from atop Tour Montparnasse
Sortie
Basement stairs at E.Dehillerin, Paris 29.09.2016
Two Views of Notre Dame
Street Level 23.09.2016
From Tour Montparnasse 29.09.2016
Under The Paris Sky
Photographed from Tour Montparnasse, Paris
Metaphorical Meal
Rue Montorgueil, Paris
Le Chien Vert
Shop Window – Rue Ferdinand Duval, Paris
Le Chat Orange
Marais, Paris
Dôme des Invalides
View from the Court of Honor
Sarcophagus of Napoleon Bonaparte
Altar of Dôme des Invalides
“I wish my ashes to rest on the banks of the Seine among the people of France whom I so much loved“
12 “Victories” surround the sarcophagus, symbolic of Napoleons campaigns
Sunday Morning At The Bastille Market
DaVinci Slept Here
A Hunting Lodge
When Women Design Châteaux
Jewels
Palais Garnier aka Paris Opera House – 23 Sept 2016
Looking For Quaisimodo
Notre Dame – Photographed from Tour Montparnasse 29.09.2016
A Quarter Mile Of Louvre
Photographed from Tour Montparnasse 29.09.2016
La Basilique du Sacré Cœur de Montmartre
Photographed from Tour Montparnasse 29.09.2016
Paris Time
View behind the center clock at Musée d’Orsay, east across the Seine to Montmarte & Sacre Couer
September 2016
Claude’s Colors
Monet’s Front Door Giverney – 28 September 2016
The Sun King
The French Revolution began at the Bastille, near this courtyard at Musée Carnavalet. This statue of Louis XIV is one of few that survived Révolution Française.
He was known as the “Sun King” from his role in the 1653 “Ballet royal de la Nuit”, when he danced as the rising sun in gold and jewels at age 15 in front of the Royal Court. It was about glory to the King, a Ballet de cour or Court Ballet as introduced previously to France from Italy by Catherine de’ Medici, Dowager Queen of France.
Later and firmly in power, he created the Academie Royal de Danse in 1661. Which is the Ballet of the Paris Opera today.
The Right Side of The Tracks
Metro Station, Paris 29.09.2016
Monet’s View
Window in Claude Monet’s studio at Giverney
Tour Eiffel
Photographed from Tour Montparnasse 29.09.2016
Two Heads Are Better Than One!
Fishmonger at Marché de la Bastille, Paris
Everything Else 