Our France Trip...

Some wonderful shots there. I think you should add #36 to your top ten. and also 140... and the last image (248 I think it was...) Good stuff.
 
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Congratulations for NYTimes publication. Already said but your photo are really inspiring as a travel portfolio.
robert
 
Vince--great stuff!!
I don't know how I missed this the first time it was posted--I started making a list of the shots I really liked--and there are too many to list--but 2,10,23,41,177 and 181 stand out for me.
Actually, there are lots more--really excellent!
Thanks again!
Paul
 
Look what was sitting on the driveway this morning!

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Joe Vitessa said:
I hope they spelled your name right, V. Congrats! (And I hope your eyeballs return to normal soon.)
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Thanks Joe -- yes they did spell my name right (twice, in fact!), and yes, my eyes are back to normal (though seeing the stack of NY Times in the Starbucks at Quarry Lake this morning threatened a nasty recurrence).

Need to get me the proverbial 'five copies for my mother'......
 
Many thanks! I actually got an email last night from someone through my website wanting to buy a print of that shot.....just gotta figure out what to charge!
 
Beautiful shots. Such lovely tones, especially the church interiors. Great advertisement for the M9. Loved your use of the 21. I like the sewing machine on the pile of stones, and tha analagous shell of the Traction Avant in the ruin courtyard. Some great seeing there, not just the ones much praised in the Gallery Picks recently. Looking at the ones in the amphitheater I thought exactly of how unaggressive you were - only to read your insight into that. A fine set.
 
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