Water fountain

St. Michel slays dragons in the Place St. Michel.

Sunday morning

In the Latin Quarter.

On the Champs

Night time is the right time.

Sundown

Evening settles on Paris.

There it is again

Can't escape it.

Downtown

Sun sets on La Defense.

Elysian Fields

The road to Place de la Concorde.

Aux armes, citoyens...

La Marseillaise.

Paris floats

Quayside on the Seine.

Choices

Where to now, mon ami?

Quiet little corner

Away from the hub and the bub in the Marais.

Kiddie corner

Fountain for the small fry.

Popular

Just enough room to wiggle your toes in the Place des Vosges.

Ride?

Clip clop around the Place des Vosges?

Have a sit…

And a sip.

Life is good

Inner sanctum in the Marais.

Not so mighty

In the Marais, what goes around…

In the swamp

 Where once strode the high and mighty.

Peddle power

Paris goes two wheel.

We're not lost

We're in the middle of Paris, damnit!

What happens in Paris…

…Stays in Paris.

Been there…

…Done that.

Around the back

Doesn't hide anything.

Searching for Picasso

…Or Brancusi, or Kandinsky, or Matisse, or maybe Giancarlo de Carlo.

Art here

Veggies have moved across town.

Gypsy music

Friends of the band.

Coming up for air

Where Paris vents.

There it is again.

…It's here, it's there.

Top of the world

 A chimney for everyone.

Looking for dejeuner

But where's the French grub in Les Halles?

At the end of the street

Not just your everyday arch.

Cafe life

Check out the specials.

Day slips away…

On quiet Ave. Ternes.

City Hall

Open nine to five, weekdays.

Quay side

On the waterfront at the Hotel de Ville.

Haven't we met before?

Notre Dame, looking good.

No one goes hungry

Blue plate specials in the Latin Quarter.

Latin Quarter squeeze

Room for a (very) few more.

On wheels

Grandma straps on the in-lines.

Print lives

…At the Paris book stalls.

Hot off the press

Best sellers of 1975 (and thereabouts).

Walking on water

From the Left Bank to the Right Bank and back again on the La passerelle des Arts.

Lock down

Please bring keys.

I know something

…And I can't tell.

Oh, oh, oh…

…Damn itch.

Pile on in

Always room for a few thousand more.

Anger Management

In America, I understand, he would be called a tea bagger.

What!?!

You lookin' at me?

Wait a sec…I'm being texted.

Proof the Greeks invented the iPhone.

Step on up

The bathrooms are where?