Paris window chaise,watercolor, 5.5" x 7.5"Another Paris night walk since you enjoyed yesterdays post so much adn I am still busy now with the Jack Russells...
There's nothing like strolling around Paris at night...
You have all the windows to yourself...
And you can redecorate entirely to your heart's content - like this inviting chair in a rare bookshop window..
Oh those trecherous, unending circular staircases in Paris! I'll take a mini model instead S.V.P.
Bouquets of everlasting coral - perfection!
Parisien children's shops at night are full of stories - a sad child neglected by teddy parents...dommage
A little snack for your night time journey..? A few cerises peut-etre? Crunch...crunch
At last! Bisquits...quelle dommage - made of porcelaine=no calories!
My walk from the Right bank over to the Left bank. Que Voltaire is particularly good for enticing antique boutiques for the vicarious shopper.
BONJOUR PARIS NIGHT WALKS!
There's nothing like strolling around Paris at night...
You have all the windows to yourself...
And you can redecorate entirely to your heart's content - like this inviting chair in a rare bookshop window..
Oh those trecherous, unending circular staircases in Paris! I'll take a mini model instead S.V.P.
Bouquets of everlasting coral - perfection!
Parisien children's shops at night are full of stories - a sad child neglected by teddy parents...dommage
A little snack for your night time journey..? A few cerises peut-etre? Crunch...crunch
At last! Bisquits...quelle dommage - made of porcelaine=no calories!
My walk from the Right bank over to the Left bank. Que Voltaire is particularly good for enticing antique boutiques for the vicarious shopper.BONJOUR PARIS NIGHT WALKS!
The "bisguits" shot is very creative....sometimes shooting around those iron gates can be frustrating! Great shots as usual.
ReplyDeleteI feel a strange longing for France right now. Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteLove the wing-back chair--some people think they're not comfortable, but I like that you can rest your head against the side part there and take a little nap! Pretty chair painting,Carol.
ReplyDeleteso enjoyed the walk...and those chairs...wouldn't mind a couple for my personal space :)
ReplyDeleteIf I had one of those lovely pink chairs in the first picture I would be SUCH a happy girl.
ReplyDeleteI love walking around cities at night (although I tend to do it in New York much more often than in Paris!). I agree, it feels like everything is yours, plus I like the voyeuristic past time of looking in people's apartments!
ReplyDeleteThat wing chair's owner must do a lot of reading: the original leather cushion has been replaced by a velvety one! ;-)
ReplyDeleteGood night, Paris moon,
I'll wish you a china macaron dreams!
Paris night is perfect to shoot windows!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the painting and the porceline biscuit!!
ReplyDeleteYou take great night shots.
Keep up the Paris nights!
ReplyDeleteLove it
I LOVE walking in Paris...sigh
ReplyDeleteNo dogs today?
ReplyDeleteWhat's up with that?
How fun to walk around. Thanks for taking us along!
ReplyDeleteOoh. I love all your photos. Your watercolor talent is amazing.
ReplyDeletelovely watercolor! great night shots. Paris is soooo lovely after dark!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your site and most of all your watercolors. I would love to commission you to do a watercolor of me and my biz partner in paris for a promo for us. We hold photo workshops there. If interested would you send me at quote to marissa@boucherphotography.com my website is www.theboudoirdivas.com
ReplyDeleteAdoro seu blog!
ReplyDeletePasso sempre aqui e hoje amei as caderinhas.
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Keeping a link to this map. It looks like a wonderful place for a stroll.
ReplyDeleteAre the streets really so empty?
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