Other than that, I found an art supply store today, and i'm now a happy, sketchbook and charcoal carrying woman. Getting there was a frustrating experience (I was given bad directions twice) but it was worth it.
On the metro home, there was a homeless man who got on my car when I transfered onto Line 10. Not only did he have music, he had a whole puppet show, complete with a curtain (he'd made one that he could hang between the two poles in the standing area), two puppets (it looked like he'd made them too), and music. I wish i'd had my camera with me, it was worth taking a picture of.
Here's some other pics that I didn't know where to squeeze into past entries. enjoy!
- A bientot.
l'Arc Triompe at Night, oh la la! I like to call this shot "Phallic France"...Fitting, right?
This guy was standing in front of the Notre Dame, feeding birds so that tourists could take his picture. Kate and I decided that we liked his method of becoming immortal...he'll forever be the bird guy in thousands of people's Paris pictures.
Outside Place des Vosges. I took a whole series of these lamp posts...it just felt like quintessential Europe at dusk...like what Easton wanted to feel like.
La Seine at night, tres belle.
Cool shot of the back of the Notre Dame through the trees. At least, I like it.La Belle Paris...
1 comment:
oooo pretty. I think my favorites are the Arc d'Triumph at night and the bird man.
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