Never really got in touch with it, but for a split second I was reminded of large-format photography.
The lights that brought you here
As you might have guessed, this one is from Paris. I thought I would offer you a song to go with this one, but the embedded Youtube clip seemed to add annoying problems to the website. Maybe you are already listening to something nice anyway.
Night Cafe
From a nightly walk through Paris.
Tomorrow I'm flying to Scotland for a couple of days. I'm pretty psyched about that.
Le Corona
This one is from Paris. Hope you are having a nice weekend.
They call it the city of love
Another one from Paris. The situation lasted a second or two and I somehow caught it...made me feel lucky.I have no clue what happened to the Facebook like-button. It just disappeared. I promise I will bring it back. For now, if you would like to 'like' this picture in order to share it with your friends, feel free to come to my timeline and 'like' it there. Sorry again.
Paris
Returned from Paris yesterday. Now can someone please explain to me how France made it to the top of Yahoo's "The World's Rudest Nations for Travelers" list?After reading this I was expecting the very worst. To my surprise I met nothing but very nice people. Okay, I didn't drive a car there and I tried not to act like a (sorry) total idiot tourist. Walked lots of streets, asked for directions, sit in cafes, bought things..everybody was super friendly and helpful. Not fake friendly, just friendly. One night being stuck after learning that the Metro stops operating at 1 in the morning, I even got to share a long taxi ride with a local and didn't even have to pay anything. That's more than you could ask for. Good, there was this one pickpocket who unsuccessfully tried to trick me, but I don't think such individuals should be counted to the group of rude average people.Makes me wonder if you guys made different experiences as tourists in France.
