Sunday, July 30, 2006
Sacre Coeur, again!
Last week PG Sittenfeld interviewed me for The Blog reader and wrote a really nice article about PDP. During the interview I told him I was trying to avoid taking photos of monuments that can be found in usual Paris guidebooks... And though, that is exactly what I am doing today (and what I did here, here and there!) Oh well, I said I was trying to, I didn't say I managed to! Have a super Sunday everybody (and PG, once again, thank you very much).
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Very cool interview Eric! And great portrait you have there! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat article -- well deserved! You're doing a fantastic job, and your vignetes have become my morning crack. Thank you for those petits moments de bonheur you provide every day.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Sacre Coeur at night looks great!
ReplyDeleteMerci Eric!! What a beautiful shot. I never tire of photos of Sacre Coeur...my favorite eglise a` Paris! Are you heading off for your vacance?? Enjoy!! kpgallant
ReplyDeleteHi Eric!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the interview (and the foxy photo that accompanied it.)
I love the shadows in this photo - makes it look very mysterious.
Great shot Eric and this is one of those PDP shots that make me want to jump on a plane to Paris. And that's a great interview too and a nice portrait there!
ReplyDeleteThis shot of Sacre Coeur reminds me of hand bells! It''s a lovely study in deep black, crisp white, shades of gray, and a little taupe. Loved reading the interview, too.
ReplyDelete-Kim
I have to agree with everyone else - that really is a cool photo of Sacre Coeur! Phoos like that are hard to find of this place.
ReplyDeleteGreat interview and great photo!
ReplyDeleteHaving never looked at a Paris guidebook, I love your monument photos and hope you will continue to post them! Not to mention, this is so artistic and I doubt we would find a great shot like this in a guidebook!
ReplyDeleteI echo totally the comments of lisi & Nancee - hand-bells, surreal cake & bottles - it's a whole party in itself seen lit up at night like this. Good intereview & links too!
ReplyDeleteHey, Eric, you're even more famouse now!! Majestic photo of Sacre Cour, and great interview.
ReplyDeleteI hope you're all not melting in Paris. It's hot hot hot here. But remember, global warming is a leftist myth! Oops, Homeland Security will be at my door soon...
That is a nice interview! Congratulations! Oh, by the way, nice tie! :D
ReplyDeleteYou're famous!
ReplyDeleteGreat article, Eric! You're waaay too modest. And a beautiful shot, so apropos for a Sunday!
ReplyDelete> Anne. Yes, PG did a real good job ;)
ReplyDelete> La Frog. Thank you. It's aways noce to hear I have fans even in LA!
> Rodney. Yeah, a sure value this Sacré Coeur, isn't?
> Kpgallant. Good I will post some more than! Maybe during the second half of August. But I am not sure yet (for Les vacances)
> Buzzgirl. Good photo eh?. But you are one of the few to know that, well, this is not really a brand new photo!!
> Lisi. OK Lisi, what prevents you from doing it (jump in a plane?!) - I do hope that if you do you will give ma call before...
> Kim. Some people call it "the big meringue" here. But it's true it also has the shape of a bell.
> Rosepomme. Il faisait... nuit noire! Et effectivement c'est assez rare.
> Jennifer. You think so. It seems to me that it has been shot 20 000 times!
> Nancee. OK, OK... Blush! LOL.
> Kate. Great!
> Shelly. Blush (2). I will continue posting moenuments from time to time believe me!
> Nowhereman. A whole party in itself. LOL. I don't know if that was the original intention of the architect though!
> Jeff. LOL. Well actually today was pretty cool (and rainy) and it feels really GOOD! So nos is your turn I understand!
> Tomate. Thanks. It was an "official" photo from the time I was a young start upper on the move... Ages ago!
> Fred. Yep. Next step is my hands print on the boulevard of fame in LA!
> Metaphysicalmama. Thank you. Church on a Sunday? You're right, I did not even think of it!
Mmmm...this picture fits my mood perfectly right now. You're the greatest, Eric!
ReplyDeleteChouette photo ! Sympa de voir le Sacré Cœur d'un autre point de vue que ma chambre ou le bureau de mes clients !!! ;o)
ReplyDeleteNasty gg....did you mean to say "Sympa de voir le Sacré Cœur d'un autre point de vue que mon bureau ou la chambre de mes clients !!! ;o)
ReplyDeleteaaaargh ! Je suis découvert !
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I am so happy that my first "digg" was your interview and I am more happy that your excellent work is worldwide recognized!
ReplyDeletewonderful article, Eric~ I think it captures your modesty and shines on your ability, making Paris Daily Photo all the more enticing ( if that were possible!)
ReplyDeletece cliché est magnifique!Certaines cartes postales ne sont pas aussi belles ;o)
ReplyDeleteIl y a toujours une photo à prendre à paris!
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