Hungry? Try some chicken gizzards and Noirmoutier potatoes, the “Rolls Royce” of potatoes, named for the French region it is grown. There’s no doubt as to who is in charge of this business found in the Paris Farmers’ Market.
Tag Archives: travel photography
People of Paris #4… Caricature + GoPro
GoPro video of your own caricature…
Because you can never have enough pictures of yourself, right?
Artists’ Market in the Montmartre district. Place du Tertre is where the legends of 20th century art used to roam. Now it’s filled with watercolors, portrait sketchers and caricaturists.…
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People of Paris #3… Beggar Woman
Waiting to enter Notre Dame Cathedral.
Well known scam in areas with plenty of tourists. It’s a living, I guess…
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People of Paris #1 …Lady in Red.
Yes, Paris is well know for its cathedrals, museums and the iconic Eiffel Tower. Interesting, but the people are what really make this town tick. Thus begins a series of posts showcasing the people found in this fair city… People of Paris.
Image by Joyce Meyer
Video credit to Elaine Sarantakos, Fabulous Living Coach.
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A long walk
Click, click, click, the sticks
Rhythm of the path while walking
Lost yet found in thought
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I walk…
Click, click, click… walking sticks
The rhythm of the path and breath
Lost yet found in thought
Image by Joyce Meyer along the Camino de Santiago between Roncesvalles and Zuburi, Spain.
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From here to there and around the globe…
Blend of two images: Background was taken in the French Pyrenees while the foreground, including the couple, was taken on the county road in front of my home in Lac Qui Parle County in Minnesota.
Foreground taken with Canon 5D Mark 2 with Canon 70-200 IS L lens. Background taken with a Panasonic Lumix camera. Click on the image for a larger viewing window.
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Fleeting Moments
Fleeting Moments…
The history and legacy of the Mayan people also appear to be fleeting as tourism and beaches are the key to survival. It is well worth the time to tour the historic sites of Tulum and Chichen Itza with a knowledgeable guide to learn more about their interesting past. The history of the Mayan people is kept alive through archeological sites such as these.
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Floating through life
We each walk our own paths in life with a mixture of purpose, pleasure and pain. It seems as though we all “float” along in our journey with each step a temporary moment in time. Both images were captured on the Camino de Santiago in northern Spain. The two hikers are passing through while the floating image is farm woman in Galicia. As I write this, I’m thinking I should reverse these images. Hmmm…?
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Show Your True Colors
It’s Monday…
Go ahead and show your “true” colors!
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