We wanted to get some macarons for a taste test, so we headed for Pierre Hermé and Ladurée.
We passed this church.
We spotted very grown-up (and expensive) kid clothing.
Jupe is skirt, veste is jacket, chaussures are shoes. Twenty-three Euro for a kid's tshirt? Really? I mean, I'm sure, really, but good grief. Ah well.
Outside a florist, in the rain.
Focusing on wet stuff is not a specialty for my little camera. My original was blurry. This has been water-colored and poster-edged.
Le Jardin du Luxembourg. My daughter had a lesson in photography, here, in 2008. I really enjoyed visiting places she'd seen before.
It was raining, but not too hard. I wasn't worried about the camera staying dry, under my umbrella. It also was not cold. I was comfortable in my short-sleeved shirt.
You can see rain-drop ripples in the water.
Pierre Herme, with macaron trees.
An art piece which looks like something monstrous is coming up from underneath.
Husk from some sort of seed, I believe, on the wet pavement.
You can see my daughter's take on this excellent day here.
In order to facilitate chronological traverse of these posts, here is a link to the post that comes after this one.
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