Another sunset today, but not on a monument! Only on a bunch of glasses from Le Petit Zinc, a typical Belle Epoque (1900) restaurant located in the Saint Germain des Prés area. I took this photo around 10 pm. I am off to the provinces (Vichy) again until Sunday so I won't be able to reply to your comments (but I will read them with pleasure on my mobile phone!). Needless to say that the photo posting does not stop... By the way, I don't know if you noticed but there are currently 99 active City Daily Photo blogs at the moment. Which city is going to be the hundredth?!
Update: I know now who the 100th City Daily Photo Blog is! And the winner is... Indianapolis by Shelly. Congratulations...
Next photo, a glass of champagne, Monsieur Eric, to celebrate the 100 city daily photo blogs!
ReplyDeleteThank you all!
In a way, I hated to see a different photo supercede the Pont Neuf bridge that both you and Michel photographed so superbly. The glasses shine too!
ReplyDeleteI love this picture, the light-up glasses look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI suggest a 100-Daily-Blogs celebration picture on Saturday... (see forum)
have a safe and happy trip!
ReplyDeleteright on Eric, you have glasses ready to celebrate the 100th DP city...Come to think of it, I started in Feb and I am the 19th...wow!
ReplyDeletebtw, I really like this photo.
Great picture! Though of that hundred, how many are still posting regularly...?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great picture! It's like a little army of wine glasses. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love this blog! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYou always demonstrate a great eye for creative photos.
ReplyDeleteEric, how nice to post the Le Petit Zinc photo after the Pont Neuf photo. Last year, I celebrated my birthday at Le Petit Zinc, and this year we had a Seine party on my buddy's birthday. Whoopee! This week has been tough...oh waaah!
ReplyDeletePretty photo. Plus vin!
100th blog!!!
ReplyDeleteI am SO happy, I think in a way we all have get to visit a hundred cities!! And no extra money expended :D
And all this glasses seem to be ready to celebrate that fact!!
Oh, I just love this!!
ReplyDeleteERIC! I AM IN PARIS NOW!
ReplyDeleteest-ce que vous voulez prendre un cafe avec moi? I leave on sunday night for italy :-( I am staying in the Latin Quarter.
my temporary cell phone number is: 06-18-81-89-57
a bientot j'espere!
J'ai envoyé un mail pour me joindre à vous...mais peut-être s'est-il perdu. Pas grave, 101è c'est bien aussi!
ReplyDeleteAlice, moi aussi, j'ai eu la même experience.
ReplyDeletenice, really crystalline...
ReplyDelete100 is a lucky number...
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99 glasses of wine on the wall...the lighting is so full in this shot that it immediately makes me want of a nice glass of Riesling.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! I love the angle that you took it from, and the light reflecting on the glass.
ReplyDeleteI used to bartend for big events/parties and we would line hundreds of different glasses up like this.
Enjoy your Vichy trip-
Nice Shot! As you now Eric I am in Paris. I will be psoting a picture from there this week.
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Breath taking! And a hearty congratulations to you, eric! You started a phenomenon with the city daily photos! You'll always be the original, and that makes you the best. Well, that and the great pictures you post and lots of fun and interesting stories to go along with them.
ReplyDeleteActually when I count all the city photo blogs, even excluding the ones that have been inactive for months, I come up with 130. Interesting!
ReplyDeletePassante, I'm not sure, but I guess you're including the City Photoblogs (not posting daily) in your 130. Great job Eric. It's unbelievable what you started. And the people I've met through your blog are incredibly nice!
ReplyDeleteGood shot! Night shots are very tricky and this one really came out very good! Well done, Eric.
ReplyDeleteHello! I was delighted to find this picture on your blog. I haven't been on in a while so I was catching up. Imagine my surprise to see Le Petit Zinc...the restaurant where my husband proposed to me in 1992! We visited last summer and I don't think it's changed in the last 100+ years! Simply darling. Merci!
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