The world's most famous picture and the world's most famous building, side by side, for Paris Set Me Free viewers' delectation - now don't say I never do anything for you...
Paris is full of these strange buildings that look like extremely thin tall wedges of camembert, and I often wonder what it must be like to be in one of those little rooms way up high hemmed in between the windows at an angle of about 30˚.
This one inhabits a corner, if we can grace it with that name (a spike would be more appropriate), on one of my favourite crossroads, the Carrefour de Buci, in between the Latin Quarter and St. Germain des Prés. This is its story...
One of our favorite UK photographers is participating in an exhibition entitled Viva Lolita. Jens Lucking, who was interviewed last year in Prissy Mag, will have his amazing image ENGEL featured. If you're over in London, don't miss the private viewing at Maddox Arts on Thursday March 13th.
The world's most famous picture and the world's most famous building, side by side, for 
Humid zones..? Lush, gently swaying reeds..?? The smell of the countryside and the hum of busy insects..???
The morning chug into the city is as much part of the average Parisian's daily bread as it is for workers in any big metropolis.
Paris is full of these strange buildings that look like extremely thin tall wedges of camembert, and I often wonder what it must be like to be in one of those little rooms way up high hemmed in between the windows at an angle of about 30˚.
One of our favorite UK photographers is participating in an exhibition entitled Viva Lolita.