Hello lovely Paris lovers! More days have gone by, which means more photos have happened – this time it’s food, architecture, food, architecture, food…and Chopin. :)
I’m so damn thankful for all of you following along, recommending my walking tours, and giving up the most valuable commodity in this modern world – your attention! There’s an ocean of Paris-related content out there and I’m stoked to have you on my little island. :)
I’ve got exciting things planned for the upcoming months; I’m determined to make 2018 the year of the French Frye! I’ve also been putting specialized content on Instagram and you can read more about that below.
Ok, on with the photo set!
Ok here we are, 25 photos later – hope you enjoyed this set and have a lovely day! Now for the shameless plugs:
You can find my photos in real time, as well as those microblogs, on my Instagram. You can also follow me on Facebook or listen to me on The Earful Tower Paris podcast. And if you’re lucky enough to be in Paris, hit me up for a guided tour and we’ll see come cool stuff.
Speaking of the podcast I’ll be attending an Earful Tower live event on Dec 13th so if you’re in town, pop over and let’s hang out! More details on their website.
God I love that city, spent so many wonderful days and nights there. I love your photographs. Really enjoyed this post, thanks
Thanks I appreciate you taking the time to check it out! Paris has so many layers and I’m very fortunate to have enough time to explore them. Have a great day!
M.Frye,
What street is the photo of the “Pharmacie 115” taken on?
Your photos are lovely and much improved from 2 years ago!
Continuez votre bon travail!
Thanks Bonnie, it’s true I’ve gotten more serious about photography over the years and I’m thrilled that you noticed! The street with the pharmacy is Rue Saint-Honoré. :)
Thanks for some wonderful photographs to fill my time while I’m waiting to have my car winterized! I’ll add the places to my list of Corey’s recommendations for next July’s visit! And I’ll contact you for another tour then. Merci for the wonderful tour of the Canal St. Martin neighborhood a couple of weeks ago. I continue to spread the word about your wonderful blog and tours! Have a wonderful Noel!
Thanks a lot Cheryl! After our walk together I ended up meeting John Baxter and he invited me to his birthday party which will take place in a couple of weeks. I’m excited! Not sure if he’ll pull out any of his old treasures though. :) I can’t wait to see you again in Paris. Let’s be sure to stay in touch.
Gorgeous pics as always. I gave your name to some friends who are heading your way, so if you tour with the Bells, say hi from Bill and I.
Oh that’s wonderful Margaret, thanks for spreading the word! I’ll keep an eye out for them. Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving a comment. You rock!
Your photos had me salivating, swooning and sighing. You are a poet, Corey. Wonderful post.
Thanks friend! Hope you guys are well.
LUV the lion’s nostrils, but darn … that cow eye is gonna give me nightmares:)ha!
Yeah well I provide dreams and the occasional nightmare. Life is about balance lol. :)
Another beautifully illustrated week! Congrats on your marvellous photographs, I will never tire of Paris’ such shots! This time my fav’ is probably the Rue de Sévigné :)
Thank you Flow!
OMG. That wonderful photo of St Paul and St Louis! When I walked out of the church, I turned and walked in the opposite direction.
Wonderful post. I keep reading your stuff and seeing your IG and I’ll be back sooner than I thought.
Thank you dear! I particularly love that church more than most. The stories inside are priceless. Paris is a place that beckons… I know that feeling! Would love to see you again. Have a great day!
Still catching up! Loved this set too! OMG more to see:)
God I love that city, spent so many wonderful days and nights there. I love your photographs. Really enjoyed this post, thanks
Thanks I appreciate you taking the time to check it out! Paris has so many layers and I’m very fortunate to have enough time to explore them. Have a great day!
M.Frye,
What street is the photo of the “Pharmacie 115” taken on?
Your photos are lovely and much improved from 2 years ago!
Continuez votre bon travail!
Thanks Bonnie, it’s true I’ve gotten more serious about photography over the years and I’m thrilled that you noticed! The street with the pharmacy is Rue Saint-Honoré. :)
Thanks for some wonderful photographs to fill my time while I’m waiting to have my car winterized! I’ll add the places to my list of Corey’s recommendations for next July’s visit! And I’ll contact you for another tour then. Merci for the wonderful tour of the Canal St. Martin neighborhood a couple of weeks ago. I continue to spread the word about your wonderful blog and tours! Have a wonderful Noel!
Thanks a lot Cheryl! After our walk together I ended up meeting John Baxter and he invited me to his birthday party which will take place in a couple of weeks. I’m excited! Not sure if he’ll pull out any of his old treasures though. :) I can’t wait to see you again in Paris. Let’s be sure to stay in touch.
Gorgeous pics as always. I gave your name to some friends who are heading your way, so if you tour with the Bells, say hi from Bill and I.
Oh that’s wonderful Margaret, thanks for spreading the word! I’ll keep an eye out for them. Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving a comment. You rock!
Your photos had me salivating, swooning and sighing. You are a poet, Corey. Wonderful post.
Thanks friend! Hope you guys are well.
LUV the lion’s nostrils, but darn … that cow eye is gonna give me nightmares:)ha!
Yeah well I provide dreams and the occasional nightmare. Life is about balance lol. :)
Another beautifully illustrated week! Congrats on your marvellous photographs, I will never tire of Paris’ such shots! This time my fav’ is probably the Rue de Sévigné :)
Thank you Flow!
OMG. That wonderful photo of St Paul and St Louis! When I walked out of the church, I turned and walked in the opposite direction.
Wonderful post. I keep reading your stuff and seeing your IG and I’ll be back sooner than I thought.
Thank you dear! I particularly love that church more than most. The stories inside are priceless. Paris is a place that beckons… I know that feeling! Would love to see you again. Have a great day!
Still catching up! Loved this set too! OMG more to see:)