Christmas Preparations in Puerta del Sol
The big gold tree in Puerta del Sol is up – seen here in reflection. Linked to Ruby Tuesday and Our World Tuesday.
Fred le Chevalier rides the streets
You’ll see quite a lot of Fred le Chevalier around the street of Paris, but I particularly like this piece, that you’ll find close to the Canal St-Martin. Linked to […]
Colourful French Bollards
A colourful touch in Le Panier area in Marseille. Linked to Monday Mellow Yellow and Mosaic Monday.
Orange Reflections in Paris
In recognition of this shop’s brand, it has orange windows – I just had to take a shot for MOM. No editing needed for this one! Linked to Mandarin Orange […]
Silent Sunday
Part of Silent Sunday.
Churchill’s Greatest Achievment
“My most brilliant achievement was my ability to be able to persuade my wife to marry me.” -Winston Churchill Linked to Weekend in Black & White.
Geometric Architecture
Lines, vertical and horizontal, abound at La Defense in Paris. The odd splash of colour and a wiggly reflection or two make for a pleasing contrast. Linked to Weekend Reflections […]
Bir-Hakeim Bridge from above
The bridge at the bottom of this shot is the Bir-Hakeim, a 2-level bridge taking metro trains on the top and cars, cycles and pedestrians below. The bridge is beautiful […]
Don Quixote in Paris
This French version of Don Quijote, with a Dali illustration of the hero and his companion, takes pride of place in a Parisian bookshop. It grabbed my attention because of the […]
Landmark between the Railings
Part of Wordless Wednesday and Photo101.
S is for… Skullduggery
“There are two dilemmas that rattle the human skull: How do you hang on to someone who won’t stay? And how do you get rid of someone who won’t go?” […]
Travel with Intent 