What is Paris Known for
PARIS What is Paris famous for? It is a beautiful city whose name is known across the world. The City of Love. The City of Light. A city where intimacy is always in question. Best known for its museums, monuments,…
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Why I love trees
Why do I love trees? Every tree has a story, some are far beyond our time on Earth, and some are just beginning as they bloom from seedlings. The history of trees is rooted deep, throughout life growing strong and…
Vaux le Vicomte Photography
Vaux le Vicomte Vaux le Vicomte located an hour outside of Paris in the village of Maincy ranks among the largest in France. This remarkable estate was commissioned by Nicolas Fouquet, the superintendent of France under Louis XIV, and has…
Vivaldi Concert
Concerts are a place where people from all walks of life can come together and share a moment of joy. As the world recovers from the pandemic, we must continue to prioritize the importance of music and concerts. While capturing…
Playing hide and seek with Saint Peter (in Caen)
Last week I played hide and seek with Saint Peter (Saint-Pierre) in Caen. Playing hide and seek with Saint Peter (in Caen) The first time I visited Caen, in Normandy, 40 years ago to the day (pronounced kɒ̃, kɑː n – don’t…
Montsouris: The Last Farm In Paris
In Montsouris, there used to be the last farm in Paris. Barely 2 miles south of Notre Dame. Here is what happened 10 years ago and what has become of it. Montsouris: The Last Farm In Paris In Paris, next…
From Essaouira With Love
Essaouira is this town in Morocco where it’s always sunny and windy too. From Essaouira With Love There is a story about this picture. We were roaming around the port in Essaouira, a town which is famous for its mixture…
Touching Up The Photos of the Fortified Farm of Méré
Welcome to the fortified farm of Méré in the Vexin region, west of Paris, a series of pictures that needed a bit of touching up. “Vexin (French pronunciation: [vɛksɛ̃]) is a historic county in northwestern France. It covers a verdant…
About transformation, invention and reality
It’s funny that Jen chose transformation for a theme. At that very moment, at the other end of the World, I was hosting a meeting with Joe Pine (photo on the right), he who coined the expression ‘Customer Experience’, in which he was describing five major economy levels. The first one was ‘commodities’ and the last one was… transformation. And just at that moment when Jen posted her piece, I was showing Joe our little Friday exchanges.
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