‘On Point’
…looking sharp!…
On Point
Red/ Raindrops
‘Red/ Raindrops’
Door At No.17
‘Door At No.17’
“Be an opener of doors” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Caged Sky
‘Caged Sky’
Castle & Gardens
‘Castle & Gardens’
Turn Away
‘Turn Away’
…why?…
Door At No.2
‘Door At No.2’
…beautifully framed, lines and angles…
White Window & Shutters
‘White Window & Shutters’
…a little battered maybe, but open wide and with signs of growth (there’s a lesson for me somewhere in there i think!)
Pantheon
‘Pantheon’
…a pillared perspective…
Red Doors At No.36
‘Red Doors At No.36’
…enter under arches…
Persian Lion Frieze
‘Persian Lion Frieze’
Winter Leaves
‘Winter Leaves’
…fallen on the ground, laying all around…
Metropolitain, 4.25 p.m
‘Metropolitain, 4.25 p.m’
Hieroglyphics
‘Hieroglyphics’
…stone symbols set a scene…
Triumphant
‘Triumphant’
Canal Scene V
‘Canal Scene V’
…you know you want to, you know you oughta…flow free like frothing, white water…
Canal Scene IV
‘Canal Scene IV’
…locked in ( only temporarily!)…
Canal Scene III
‘Canal Scene III’
…on a boat, in a tunnel, on a canal, between two rivers, somewhere in my recent memory…
Canal Scene II
‘Canal Scene II’
Springtime in Paris, and young locals hang out canal-side in the early evening. Cheaper than the bars, and just a pleasant place to gather!
We loved this historic part of Paris on our recent stay here, and walked alongside the canal every evening, taking in the positive atmosphere.
Canal Scene
‘Canal Scene’
ebb then flood 