Ackislander

I have shot a whole bunch of imitation Robert Doisneau pictures over the years. Some of them were even good. But almost all of them showed, as your do, that Paris is amazingly timeless.

jamikins

Lovely photos!

2010

Nice photos!

Reminds me of two special exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC we saw in April: Charles Marville: Photographer of Paris and Paris as Muse: Photography, 1840's-1930's. Amazing, evocative photos in black & white.

gardendiva

Beautiful as always. I love looking at your photos.

kerouac

Thanks all. I have more in stock but it will take some time to add them.

Vera18

Kerouac
who is that girl on your first picture ? I have a very bad feeling watching that girl

nukesafe

I had to go back to see what you were talking about, Vera. Yes, it is a disturbing shot; makes one want to rush to offer her the comfort of a friendly hug.

But then I'm a dirty old man.

kerouac

She was clearly having a very bad moment in her life, since that was about 8am at Place de la République.

Vera18

Kerouac,
I see this situation with girls like her many times during my Paris visits.
I hope that she is not one of many who come to Paris looking for the dream only to have it dashed. Her passport was probably stolen or lost and she have no money only to live on the streets. Hungry and no where to go. I hope not to see her in Pigalle leaning against the wall forced into prostitution in order to survive.

maitaitom

Actually, that's pretty much how I look after every Charger defeat.

Mara

What fabulous photos....I am going to Paris in November - will be thinking of your photos until then.

wayfinder45

wonderful...I think I like the ones in b&w better than sepia. That first photo is brilliant, if heartbreaking.

Cliff09

Kerouac
I really enjoy your trip reports my wife and I are coming to Paris in October and have an opportunity to rent an apartment that is nice on rue des rosiers any information or commentary on the street and area would be great I am not sure in this forum if you can message other members. We like the Marais but have always stayed closer to Bastille/place des Vosges. Thanks

kerouac

Rue des Rosiers is a very busy street during the day, but it is very charming in the early morning, or at least it was the day I photographed it: http://anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/5220

ssander

Wonderful!!! Kerouac, you are the king!

SS

leslieq

Fantastic photos. Our recent trip to France is over but I hope to come back some day. I so enjoy your wonderful pictures and love the new black and white ones.

Thanks so much.

Bokhara2

These are so charming - thank you very much for sharing your beautiful Paris & your talent with us.