More Montmartre Steps

Service Entrance

Grand Palais Ceiling

Glass and Iron at the Grand Palais

Under the Iéna Bridge

Pavillon Turgot

 Brisk walk on a cold November day past the Louvre's Pavillon Turgot.

Spring Stroll Along the Seine

Trees and flowers in bloom beside Notre Dame Cathedral

Cloud Above La Chambre de Bonne

Cloud Above the Maid's Room

Neighborhood Grocer

Located between Place de la Trinité and Eglise de la Trinité (Trinity Church) in the 9th arrondissement

Notre Dame

Red Door

No, it's not Elizabeth Arden, but it's a fabulous red door anyway.



Eiffel Tower Reflected

I love all things Eiffel...and when I noticed the Tower reflected in the entrance of this apartment building, I had to capture it.

A Paris Carousel

Christmas Market Carousel on the Champs Elysées

Gare Lyon Platform

Cyclists

Door at Notre Dame

Wedding Photo

Bride and groom off to have their photo taken at the Louvre. It was a bitterly cold November day.

Le Montebello

Typical French bistro located across the river from Notre Dame

Place Marcel Aymé Sculpture

This Montmartre sculpture of a man walking through a wall is a tribute to author Marcel Aymé, who wrote in many genres, but is best known for his short stories - most notably, Le Passe-Muraille (The Man Who Could Walk through Walls).

Ceiling at Grand Palais

Noted for its glass ceiling, le Grand Palais des Champs-Elysées is a large exhibition hall and museum in the 8th arrondissement.

Street Performer

Fire-eater entertaining the crowd in front of Notre Dame Cathedral

Museum Stairs

Housed in two mansions built in the 11th and 17th centuries, the Musée Carnavalet chronicles the history of Paris.

La dame de fer

To say that I am enamored with the Eiffel Tower would be an understatement. I've posted the Tower several times and will continue to do so until I run out of photos. I love the 'Iron Lady".

Bird in Flight

Bird above the Louvre's Pyramid

Pavillon Turgot du Louvre

Late afternoon sun bouncing off the facade of the Pavillon Turcot...

Miles of Art

Birds on Pont des Arts

Voiture Crowd

Vintage car enthusiasts at the 10ème Traversée de Paris (January 2010).

Mesmerized

Musée d'Orsay Sculpture

This grand sculpture, the Four Parts of the World Holding the Celestial Spheres, circa 1872 is the work of Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1827-1875). The four females represent Europe, Asia, Africa and America.

Métro Music

Unhappy Subject

I guess she must have seen me pointing my lens in her direction. But, she wasn't my subject.

I was focused on the mid-air friends in the center of the frame!