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Tag: Paris
Bikes in Paris — White
The Decisive Moment
What does a wedding in France have to do with “The Decisive Moment”? Find out at http://photos.tandlphotos.com/blog/2016/6/the-decisive-moment
Merry Christmas T – 7 Days
For the Love of Paris
A beautiful city with beautiful people http://photos.tandlphotos.com/blog/2015/11/for-the-love-of-paris
Dark Day for Paris
For all the innocent people murdered in Paris! http://photos.tandlphotos.com/blog/2015/11/dark-day-for-paris
Easter Morning
I got a nice drive-by sky on the way to the Shrine of the Little Flower, St. Thérèse and the Infant Jesus Catholic Church for Easter service Easter Morning. While we were in France last summer we went to various Catholic Churches in Provence and Paris and really liked the French services. We went to a service at St. Thérèse in early March that Suzette sang in, and we liked the church. St. Thérèse was French, the church has stained glass from France, and Reverend Chavez lived and worked for many years in Europe, so there is a “French Connection” at St. Thérèse that we liked. The 10:00 am service was packed (standing room only), the sermon was fantastic and the music (guitar accompinament) was very good.
Pompidou B&W
A few shots in and around the Pompidou. Paris, France. June 2013.
Love on the Seine
The sky was overcast and gray all day for solstice, which reminded me of Paris. Looking through my photos taken from a riverboat on our last day in Paris back in June, I noticed that there was lots of love along the Seine despite the gray sky and rain.
Paris Authentic
Does anyone remember Marcel Duchamp’s found art? The urinal he simply signed “R. Mutt 1917” was discussed it my art, art history, photo and photo history classes when I was a geography/photography student some 30 years ago. We finally got to see it in person at the Pompidou Center in Paris in June. Even though this piece was quite popular among the art professors and art students at the university, I didn’t have to hold my camera above crowds of admiring people to get a photo of Duchamp’s porcelain masterpiece, as Laurie pointed out. I could actually touch it as there were no barriers around it, alarms to set off or even a guard in the room.
Off Center & Not Even 