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I crept off early to go to Boston this morning, so no words. But does Paris need words?NO!
Bonjour, Bonsoir, Bonne Week-end!
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So many dogs at night!!!!!!!NYC at night is very fun, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing quite as magical as Paris at night. My head is swimming in dreams of returning. Merci :) Bonne Week-end!
ReplyDeleteI love this night series. Does Paris *feel* different at night? I used to live in Cambridge, Mass., and a whole different group of people came out after dark, it was like a glimpse of another world. Goths going to a club, young men with baseball caps askew on skateboards, a crew on innovative bicycles. Great fun! Caterinya
ReplyDeleteLovely colors~ what a way to start the day.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Barbara in the Mojave~
Love It !!!
ReplyDeleteGeeez... take me away! Looks devine.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful night shots, Carol! You got a sunset, blur, perfect exposures, a doggy by natural light, and food!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Another batch of great nite shots...love em!!! Cute doggie too.
ReplyDeleteParis seems so beautiful both by day and night. Love the shots, and the doggie is bittersweet for me. She looks exactly like "Muffin", my first. She was a totally perfect princess (just like this one). J'adore doggies soooooo much!!! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteTHIS is NOT NYC at night Anne
ReplyDeleteGrrrrrrrrrrr
There aren't that many people out at night in Paris except in St. Germain..see above
Still I love walking around at night..best time to windowshop and just drink it all in IMHO
Carolg
I LOVE this side of Paris! Romance!
ReplyDeleteThat first image's repetition of forms reinforces the serene aura that radiates from it. Your artist's eye uses the camera like a brush to paint what common mortals may not see, only feel.
ReplyDeleteI love how the Laduree windows are glowing.
ReplyDelete"Does Paris need words?
ReplyDeleteNO!" That's for sure. Thank you so much for sharing all of these beautiful memories with us. Very beautiful!
There is nothing more spectacular than Paris at night...stunning photos!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos Carol ,my favorites are of the coffee shops and the food and china ....oh to be in Paris!
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