[LRflex] Re: Parisian Photos

Bill Lawlor wrote:

>David, wonderfull photos. My favorites are the chef and the crepe lady. Both
>are not typical tourist photos and convey the charm of that beautiful city.
>Congratulations.

Thanks, Bill!

Like you, I'm particularly fond of the "crepe-lady" shot, though I 
also like the sculpture photo.

But all were made possible by Xavier, who took us from place to place 
via the back streets and alleys that most tourists would never 
see.  We'd take the Metro to an area, and end up at, say, the Louvre, 
but it would take us 3 hours (including beer & lunch stops at local 
bistros) to cover, perhaps, 6 blocks.  Mind you, we'd walk 40 blocks 
to cover that six!  But they were the most fascinating blocks, where 
much of the 'old' Paris still exists, but is so seldom seen except by 
the locals.

Although we enjoyed our time in Cologne, Solms and Wetzlar, Paris was 
the highlight of our holiday and we're already planning a return 
trip.  With luck, in time for the next Photokina!

Cheers!
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David Young,
Logan Lake, CANADA

Wildlife Photographs: http://www.telyt.com/
Personal Web-pages: http://www3.telus.net/~telyt




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