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The lovely town of Honfleur in the northwest of France was so charming! Winding through the quiet side streets, it felt as if we had the town to ourselves. I found the rustic sidewalks, beautiful handcrafted signs and weathered doors enchanting. But, when sunset approached, we were drawn back to the water – still as glass reflecting the picturesque port. Select prints are available in my Etsy shop.
As I work to process images from our recent trip to Italy, I’m reminded of the layers of history and beautiful colors we encountered. The people, sites, culture and food were amazing! Enjoy some of the colors of Roma. Also, if you’re on Facebook, come on over and say “Hi.”
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There’s nothing quite like admiring the morning sunlight wash over the rooftops in Paris. But, even when the sun hides out in winter, the rooftops have beauty and character all their own.
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Wow, your work is amazing. I could look at these photos all day!
I was just stopping by your blog to let you know that I featured your awesome shop on my blog’s Handmade Christmas Shopping Guide today. Please check it out when you have a minute and feel free to grab a “Featured On” button from my sidebar if you’d like!
Don’t walk down Market Street without pausing to look up. The architectural details on many of the buildings are amazing. One of my favorite things about San Francisco has to be that streetcars and cable cars are still in operation. These are a couple streetcars we caught strolling Market Street. If you’re in San Francisco, be sure to pay a visit to the Cable Car museum. And now, after a stop in a great hamburger joint, Super Duper, we have yet another reason to visit Market Street. (Thanks for the tip, Maria!) Check it out – you won’t be disappointed.
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As usual the photos are fantastic and Super Duper looks YUMMY!
I lived in SF for a few years as a child, and haven’t been back since. I’ve been wanting to plan a road trip back up there very badly! I will have to check out Market Street when I do… and who can resist a burger joint called Super Duper?? Love the photos!
“I find television to be very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go in the other room and read a book.” ~ Groucho Marx
Strolling the Seine in Paris, you can pause to peruse the bookseller stalls and you may find a treasure in the form of an antique book, magazine, art or souvenir. Either way, it’s fun to look.
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Love these pix. I feel like I am there too.
(Also love the tabs on the SIDE of this page–this is very neat.)
Love the last one with the wooden chair Melanie.
by Melanie
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