Hi all, this is the final installment of the series of personal work from our vacation. I hope you enjoyed them, thank you all for the comments here and the great ones I’ve received via email!
The last images are from our time in Paris:
Starting things off are two of my favorite things in the world combined into one image. A big bag of fresh Pierre Hermé, and one of the chairs in the Jardin du Luxembourg. I can’t fathom a better breakfast, or a better place to enjoy it.
Here is what is quite possbily the best Pain au Chocolat you’ll ever find:
Followed by an even better (c’est pas possible!) Croissant aux Amandes:
They also have the very best Macaron I’ve ever had, and we tried alot of them when we lived there. 🙂 Do yourself a favor and make a beeline for Pierre Hermé if you’re ever in Paris.
This image tells a story. I guess if you were going to have your bike stolen, this is the best place for it to happen. 🙂
Cars just don’t get anymore French than this:
A little Italian too:
A little British for good measure:
This particular door has special significance. This is the door to the building we used to live in. They just don’t make ’em like that in SF.
This is why I don’t have very many photos from Paris. We were just WAY too busy having picnics either in Luxembourg, or along the Seine. 🙂
OK, that’s all of the personal images you’ll have to endure for quite awhile. Wedding season is now upon us!
Thanks again for viewing!
Cliff
Leo Patrone - Hey Cliff,
I love your images from Europe. Man, they’re sick! Too bad this is it. I hope you go back soon so you can post more.
Your personal work is ridiculously awesome!
Cliff - Thanks Leo! I always enjoy checking yours out too!
Maria - Hi Cliff – I am heading to Paris in a month and I knew you would have some fab pics to get me excited about the trip. Amazing photographs. Nicole and I talk about how they make us smile. 🙂
Cliff - Hi Maria!
Thanks for the comment! I can’t wait for our next visit. I hope you have a wonderful time! Seriously, you NEED to go to Pierre Herme while you’re there.