Row upon row

My niece popped in on me for 3 days while in Paris and mentioned in passing that I shoot an awful lot of things in rows... Out of the mouths of babes... It's true I often shoot things in rows...But it's not my doing. Like these balcons at Galeries Lafayette, a great purveyor of rows. Another obsessed row-liner-upper is Patisserie Stohrer, with some very nice entrees (starters) for your meal.A few steps away on the same unpronounceable rue Montorgueil you'll find rows of roast chicken.

And haricots verts from across the rue.

Pick up a bottle of vin rouge further down. You could line up in a row quite a nice din-din with these items.

We went instead to Rose Bakery, where they line up their tea tins in a row. I'd never noticed before...

Our plate of mixed veggies was a tad disorderly, but delicious none the less.

Parisiens line up in rows all the time. Marty asked if they sometimes glare at me when I shoot them. *Note small dog on the lower right doesn't mind a bit.

 Parisian macarons - always neatly lined up in rows. Must be genetic.

New from Sadaharu Aoki - piles of rusk macarons and addictive.

I demand my ice cream lined up in rows!

 Chocolates too - which I hope to see a ton of at tomorrow's New York Chocolate Show. Just 3 days to immerse yourself in chocolate - will you be there?

Next Monday I will be hanging row upon row of Paris Facade watercolors at the Boston French Library.

The opening (vernissage:) is next Thursday, November 5

6:00 to 8:00 PM,

featuring row upon row of Franck Deville macarons direct from France!

RSVP appreciated

617.912.0400
Will you be there?
BONJOUR FRENCH ROWS!