I learned from the last blog (I subscribe both by RSS & by email) that email subscribers don't see the video. I don't post that many, but when I do I will post a link to the blog so you can go there on the web to see it.
Last year, I did get blog fatigue. There was one more blog for the last few days of pics, but when we got home, life @ home got in the way. So I'm looking at those last pics, will use them in these practice blogs & try to remember what we took & why.
Also...Susanne takes pics often of objects & some of people. I have yet to succeed in having her write a guest blog, so I'll show some of her photos. Since I'm left-handed & she is right, I can always tell who took the portrait photos.
OK, enuf jabbering. Here are a few Susanne pics, they speak for themselves.
I guess it takes the passage of time to appreciate a simple photo of an ordinary thing.
Wrought iron grill work is common in Paris.
Shorts & platform heels were popular last year. It will be interesting to see what's "in" this year.
More ironwork.
And lastly, one of Susanne's truly grate photos.
Night pics with a point & shoot camera are problematic. The aperture goes wide open, the shutter speed slows down & Mr. Blur makes an unwelcome visit.
This shot of the back of Notre Dame was taken from Pont de Sully, the Seine bridge nearest our apartment. As I recall, we were walking back from tango-on-the-Seine.
I now have a miniature tripod so hopefully we can banish Mr. B.
Lots of symphony & opera are available in Paris, but it is just getting started about the time we leave.
There was a time when one of the small museums had THE piano on which Chopin & Liszt would informally perform both individually & with four hands for their friends. But apparently, it became too valuable of a piece of history & is no longer there. Quelle domage!!
OK, that's it for now.
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