Here's one from the archives. People enjoying a warm spring day on the banks of the Seine in central Paris, April 2009. If I remember correctly, I met up with some American friends for a day or two while they were vacationing in Paris. We had lovely spring weather, and I had some time to wander around on my own.
Just behind where they're sitting is a stair that comes down to river level from the streets above.
My camera at the time was a Panasonic Lumix FZ7, my first digital camera. I haven't used it now for many years. I should probably get it out and see if it still works. It's a small camera and could come in handy when (or should I say "if") we start to travel again.
Yes, it‘s feeling like “if.” That’s a great shot.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture: do, re, mi, fa, sol...!
ReplyDeleteEven the green trash receptacles are a cool addition to this series of colors.
ReplyDeleteI was curious about your tree comment re orange leaves. You may have a sugar maple. Perhaps you could run a tap line. Sugaring off would keep you busy for a while. :-)
ReplyDeletemitch, one of these days...
ReplyDeletejan, ha!
judy, at least they provide something!
emm, I thought sugar maples had green leaves in summer (the sugar maple is the state tree of my home state). Ours have dark red leaves in summer.
I smiled as I don't see anywhere folks in berets, striped shirts, carrying loaves of bread.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that lowest person sporting a beret? I'm thinking many of the subjects might be tourists!
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