Feu et lumières

I've got the world on a string.

Home is where the heart is.

Hearts on fire.

All photos, Paris, March 4, 2009. Back soon with stories of Napoleon and Egypt; film-making; friends; food and a rare find. See my friend Di's photos of today's outings here.

Comments

[Di Overton]

Put me out of my misery Tara. I went to Di's blog and on 4th March she posted a pic of two men walking down a side street, called The End Of The Day. Is that the street where we found that bag of cushions/pillows?

[Relyn]

I am so ready for your Egypt stories. I love all your stories. But, Egypt is close to my heart. One day I need to share my own Egypt stories.

[Leau]

Oohh, these are some of my favorite window shots. How fun to have a visitor that also blogs and photographs! Glad you had a break with a friend. smooches

[Tara Bradford]

Yes the red fabric sculpture is a light. I like your poetic response to the photo! Merci!

[susanna]

Ohhh, I like that red fabric sculpture - is it a light? - in the bottom photo. It has me thinking of fluttering heartbeats, a swirling red dress, someone or a couple wrapped up in red bedsheets.

[Tara Bradford]

Dawn, thanks so much! These photos were a happy accident really. It was raining and I had no idea if any of them would turn out alright. When I uploaded them onto my laptop, it was a surprise to see they were better than I expected. Thanks again.

[Tara Bradford]

Thank you, Helen! These were taken with my little pocket camera and it was a lovely surprise that they turned out so well. :)

[Tara Bradford]

Merci bien, Di. Wasn't it fun??!! Such a joy to have you here. Yes, I expect you need some rest before your next round of adventures! xoxox

[Dawn]

You've captured gorgeous colors and light once again, Tara. It's always a joy to visit your blog. Well done!

[Helen]

Stunning, gorgeous photos!

[Di]

Beautiful photographs!

I'm home safe and sound. Thank you for a lovely couple of days. I need to sit quietly (as soon as quiet is possible) and write some more stories of alien life forms and laughter ;)

xx

[Tara Bradford]

Constance, thank you so much! Will catch up with you very soon. xoxox

[Tara Bradford]

Merci, mon ami! The whole point of the photos is the reflections - otherwise, they wouldn't be very interesting. I love how reflections give the images a completely different focus.

[Tara Bradford]

Thank you for the lovely compliment, Elma. The crowns on my blog were all found at brocantes or antique fairs or antique shops in France and Sevilla, Spain.

[Christina]

I want to hold that in my hands and sing the song at the same time. : )

The reflections are just as beautiful as the pics, dear friend.

[Elma]

HI there, love your blog:) I was wondering where can I find crowns like the one you show on your blog?

[Rochambeau]

Fab photos Tara!
Can't wait to hear more of your adventures of all of the above with New Zeland Di!!
xox
Constance