Lost in Translation
Looking for meanings in words, images and sounds
SUNDAY POST: Tourist Attraction
What better example than Paris? 😉
Here are some fresh photos from my latest trip.
This is my entry for Jake’s Sunday Post: Tourist Attraction. Click here to see his inspiring post and other entries for the challenge.
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there she goes again, beautiful pictures.
I love the people with red coat
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Thank you TST, though the people with red coat were the most annoying… I also wore one 😉
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Happy colors, Paula, very attractive.
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Paris=happy time :D. Thanks, Mar 🙂
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Very colorful. Almost looks like some instagram effect.
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These are some LR recipees 😉 I am still very lazy, and I wanted my obstructive tourists to shine 😀
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Paris, my favourite city. I see you found the statue of Libery there 🙂
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Colline dear, I have found two of them 🙂 One was in Jardin de Luxembourg.. I think I will post it some day too :). Paris is an odd city full of charm…. I mean there are so many things I found annoying and I still loved it.. how can one explain that!!!
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I cannot remember the one in the Luxembourg gardens. The one on the river I do remember taking a day out to go and see. I loved this city when I was there, and would love to go back again one day.
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I know you would, so would I :). I booked a room in my favourite neighbourhood – right next to Sorbonne. While I was a student of French and literature it was a big deal for me to go and see Sorbonne. I spent 8 days there and my feet were aching, and I was under the weather, but I can easily see myself living there …
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I have fond memories of that area. Sigh!
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How many days did you stay in Paris?
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What a sky , Paula…
Tour Eiffel is not the main character , in the pic , this time!
The takes are superb , as always….
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🙂 Grazie carissima…. this time I wanted tourists to be in the main focus for the challenge’s sake 😉 and honestly from the boat one can only hope for decent shots, and not actually take them 😉
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P.S. To be honest, if it weren’t for tourists all the glory and fame of Paris would disappear….. 😉
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Actually to be honest so I’m disagree with you… ‘hahaha’
There are many wonderful places in Paris where tourists don’t come yet – I love to visit these places – but of course there are some places where you can’t avoid them and it is also fair and okay with me… 🙂 😉
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You can visit a place as a tourist or as a traveller – I did both, and I am not going to disclose my “secret” non touristy sights to you 😛
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Agree with you – all my journeys are as traveller or business – always look for the local people and not the tourist when I travel… 😉
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I agree with you, totally!
Lovely post, Paula! 🙂
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I love when people agree with me :). Thank you, Dina. *hugs*
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there she goes again! 😀 I agree, if it weren’t for tourists all the glory…. well said!
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🙂 😉 thank you Amy 😀
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Love the song, love the city! Hope you had a great trip, Paula. 🙂
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I had a wonderful trip Jo 🙂 Thank you so much hun. xo
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Awesome photography once again Paula , Thanks for sharing my friend 🙂
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Many thanks to you Jake 🙂
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Wow – you were treated to quite some sky! Excellent contrasts.
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You are righ, Alessandro, the sky was generous 🙂 Thank you so much.
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Fab shots as always Paula! Paris is one of my favourite cities too. We stayed right next to the Sorbonne on our last trip and loved it! Trying the Marais this July. Can’t wait 🙂
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Love the dramatic skies… welcome back 🙂
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Thank you Bashar 🙂 🙂
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If you can’t beat them, you might as well make the most of them. And you sure have!
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😀 Can’t beat Chinese :D. Thank you dear 🙂
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