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13 comments:
When I was at the French consulate yesterday my He-weasel was reading News From France. And, whose blog was written about in the Feb. 22,08 edition? Yours!! Congratulations!! That is so very cool.
Oh, and the door pictures are great too. :-)
Thanks, Belette!
I was so thrilled when News From France wrote about me -- so of course I bragged about it on the blog!
http://pollyvousfrancais.blogspot.com/2008/03/news-from-france.html
And I think "Ten Blue Doors" is going to be my catch phrase from now one when there's so much to say, so much going on, that I just clam up and show pictures...
Next time I travel to Paris I'm going to be on the lookout for blue doors! I've never noticed blue doors before. These are beautiful
Oh what fun! I love these blue doors!
Beautiful - one of my favorite doors is across from St. Julien Le Pauvre - I think of it as the executioner's door - you know the one, I'll bet - but it is more green than blue, I think.
Lovely doors!
What a wonderful blog you have! I love all these blue doors. You don't have them listed for project blue, but.... wow. I enjoyed the pigeon hearts and your friend's painting. I've had a lovely visit to Paris this morning without leaving my desk.
Ten beautiful blue doors!
Oh how I'd love to have all those interesting doors around me! I'm a sucker for them. And these are just the blue ones!
A great choice for the project - doors make such interesting subjects. I once did an entire series on door knockers in Malta.
I really like what I've seen of your blog - I'll be back for more.
Oh, I love this!
Awesome! I think I have a photo of one of those doors from my first trip to Paris! I recently made a mini album about the doors of France too!
Merci, everyone. I've been snapping photos of the blue doors of Paris ever since I learned how to use my digital camera.
Stay tuned for more-- signs of a certain color, next theme. And maybe more blue doors!
These are great -- I'm just sorting through photos from my just-over trip to Paris and will have to check if I got any blue doors this time -- I know I have some from previous years, but I also know I never recognized the range in colour 'til I saw your collection. Thank you!
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