I slept late, waking up to the morning light streaming through an open window, sounds coming from the city streets below. It was hot when I walked out of the apartment building, already 26 degrees. It didn’t matter. I was in Paris, with the entire day ahead of me to explore my favourite city. I walked without destination or purpose. 18,470 steps later, I finished the day on a patio where I enjoyed a lovely dinner before retiring for the night.
It was a perfect day.
Love the simplicity of the No Entry sign and its shadow! The ‘almost twins’ in the blue shirts are freaky…. there’s something very unsettling about that picture.
I agree. On both counts. 🙂
Now that’s what I’d call a perfect day. 18000 and all.
It’s always nice when you can go to Paris, eat French food, and still lose weight because of all the walking. 🙂
Wonderful images as always. Great shots Ian.
Thank you my friend.
Hi Ian, I always enjoy your views on the world, and like you, LOVE Paris. So many exciting photo opportunities which you seem to capture “easily”. My favorite amongst these would be the father holding the hand of his curly-haired boy. I immediately noticed the vertical image which works so well there. Somehow, I usually shy away from vertical, but this time I see you chose definitely made the correct choice! I love your enthusiasm and openness to the world, Ian. Thanks! Bravo to you for not letting that 26° weather stop you!
Hi Susie!
I am very much a horizontal shooter also, but here vertical definitely worked better.
Do you have any big plans for the summer?
Cheers,
Ian