Here is my message to you all! It's a shop window of Franck & Fils (a very traditional department store) I noticed a couple of days ago while I was going to my niece's near La Muette. Only, exceptionally I did not have my camera with me. So tonight, when I left the office I went all the way to rue de Passy, waited for someone to pass by the window and took this shot. Don't ask me why they used Love and not amour though! Anyway, my dear visitors, let me wish you all a happy Valentines day ;)
This timebeing first was on purpose!
ReplyDeleteBeeb to Frank and Fils and I like Galeries Layfayette better.
In my haste, I forgot to add that this is an extremely lovely photo. Thanks for the artistic valentine to all of your fans.
ReplyDeleteIn my haste, I forgot to add that this is an extremely lovely photo. Thanks for the artistic valentine to all of your fans.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentines Day to you Eric!
ReplyDeleteJ'taime!
Il y a donc une mise en scène?? ;)
ReplyDeleteVery nice picture. It's a relatively sober one for Valentines day, which is a good idea, I'm little fed up with all this pink hearts and ribbons, too kitsch for me!
So,happy Valentines day.
A gorgeous shot, Eric. It was so worth waiting for someone to walk past and what a great silhouette she happened to make! Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day, Eric! You are such a pro - I thought the silhouette was part of the display, not a real person!! Perfect! Thanks also for going all the way back there just for your PDP fans!
ReplyDeleteEric!!!!!!!!!! My heart just skipped a beat when the photo downloaded with this message.
ReplyDeleteSorry Monica, I am using your recent words that I think perfect to express my feeling right now !!!!!!!!!!
Eric, that's a beautiful present for all of us!
Super de belle photo! Joyeuse St-Valentin a toi, Eric!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you and a Very Happy Valentines Day to you!!
ReplyDeleteLike Monica and anonyme, while I wait for PDP to load I anticipate what Eric's surprise will be. How do you do it, Eric? Most days, you dazzle. Today is no exception.
ReplyDeleteI thought the same, pont girl. The silhouette seemed part of the display.
I wish love and happiness to you all, wherever you may be.
We love you too Eric. Why? Because only you would go to all this trouble to bring us this photo with this message. Happy Valentines Day.
ReplyDeleteAnonyme and Petrea: glad we agree on something!
beautiful photo!
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Merci Eric!! Happy V Day from San Francisco...have some chocolate for me!! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful! thank you for the wonderful photos you post. I look foward to them every day.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day to you too, Eric. Very nice silhouette against the "O".
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love--nuthin' better than love!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Eric, thanks for going to the trouble.
ReplyDeleteFranck & Fils is a thrilling shop and rue de Passy is the place I tell everyone to start their Paris retail experience.
Provided you aren't without money, a home or food, it's all you need, really.
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing you do that can't be done.
ReplyDeleteNothing you can sing that can't be sung.
Nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game.
It's easy....(tubas, please)
All you need is love.
All you need is love.
All you need is love, love.
Love is all you need.
Oui, Lucio Crispino. Now, I may lack love, but I am fed.
A very nice photo, mon ami Eric. All my best to you.
And a happy Valentines to you too, Eric. A lovely photo - you snapped the passer by at the perfect moment.
ReplyDeleteI left a hearfelt thankyou to you on Menton Daily Photo's first anniversary - 7th February.
Eric, thank you for the valentine's gift! It's a wonderful photo.
ReplyDeleteAnd happy Valentine's Day to you, and all your fans.
MZM
Is a photo of Anne something new? Anne's photo: woo woo!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought the "O" in "LOVE" was an outsized platinum-with-diamonds ring (nothing says "true love" like tons of money; at least in my case, as recipient; ha ha) but then I noticed the white fluffy stuff. Could it be a dozing lab rat?
Oh, my darling...
ReplyDeleteThat blog was dedicated to me, wasn't it?
I was expecting you would do something special on our day but this is so lovely...
You forgot to say "I love you Anne" but never mind...
Tall Gary, the other Anne is not Eric's Anne.
Ah, Anne i now see the reason for your fierce competition. Quite right too. You are the real amour d'Eric! This is fab news but can we see you in a little more detail than a silhouette?
ReplyDeleteAh, Lynn, I wish!
ReplyDeleteEric has so far decline to acknowledge my love for him. So, in truth, he is my real amour not the other way around.
But don't you worry, I have my plans for Eric, wait until that picnic!
Are you going?
well seen, captured and presented...
ReplyDeletehe he Anne that's an enticement for me to attend, if ever i heard of one. If i can get the time off i shall try to be there. I'm looking for new work right now, so it depends what's happening then. I really want to.
ReplyDeleteI don't appear to be on City Daily Photo anymore! Waaaaahhh! I feel a tantrum coming on...
ReplyDeleteWonderful image, it is easy to fall in Love with Paris.
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Happy Valentine's Day.
ReplyDeleteTHI IS ONE OF MY TODAY'S FAVOURITE POST!!!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU!!! MERCIE!!!!
Belle photo, Eric!
ReplyDeleteBibi's coming to Paris tomorrow, camera in hand as usual, so Parisians, be on the lookout for her!
Thank you so much, Eric! Your enchanting photographs of Parisian life provide a daily Valentine for us all.
ReplyDeleteVery special! Well worth the return trip. Thank you for your
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Lucio Crispino, you said it exactly. Love isn't ALL you need.
ReplyDeleteA lovely photo Eric. :) Many a man might be envious of you today, for all who love you here. ;)
ReplyDeleteWishing Everyone a Joyous, Loving, Chocolate Intoxicating and Wine Inducing Passion filled Valentines Day! (although, mine will be dedicated to writing my dissertation)
Eric
ReplyDelete10 out of 10 for originality!
Ah Eric. You never cease to surprise and delight. Thank you. Happy Valentine's Day to you.
ReplyDeleteAs I didn't tell it before, happy Valentine's Day to you Eric!!
ReplyDeleteI would like your Valentine to know how lucky she is to have such a 'gentleman' with her.
That is surely not Lynn, Monica, Petrea etc, who would say the contrary (and neither many other fans, too long list!).
Thank you for all!
Good question! French is still spoken in Paris, is it not? LOL!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day!
Happy Valentine's Day, Eric!
ReplyDeleteOh, anonyme, I must clarify. Although I'm one of Eric's biggest fans, I'm not in competition for his heart. My heart belongs to my treasure of a husband, the man of my dreams.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I may one day enter the competition to be first on the blog, so watch out.
Ooops, sorry Petrea...
ReplyDeleteI didn't mean any competition at all... I am confused.
he he heeee, Petra, get in line! You must make a comment about the picture, according to the unwritten rules set by Lynn, the current winner and first champion. Spelling won't count.
ReplyDeleteBe assured,
Eric will be mischievous with his posting times, tho he hasn't admitted to a thing.
P.S. I wound up being anonymous up there on the first post, as I still can't figure out how to post my name on this new identity choice. Here goes...
Big big bluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuush! ;)
ReplyDeleteRules set by Lynn? Moi? ... snigger. Eric writes the rules here, i merely threw down the gauntlet - oh and i won this time he he!
ReplyDeleteYes anonyme but you see, even though Lynn and I are merely virtual candidates to Eric's heart (with all due respect for Eric's real life copine), no matter what, he will always be in OUR hearts. We might be engaged, married or dating someone else, Eric will always be the gentleman of our dreams!
ReplyDeleteAm I right Lynn?!
Perfectly said Monica. I agree!
ReplyDeleteYou are right, Monica.
ReplyDeleteall we need is love, chocolate and wine.... great photo eric.
ReplyDeleteHey Eric, Thanks for bringing us back to our old stomping grounds in Paris. This department store is quite the fixture in the Passy neighborhood. This photo was well worth the return trip. Thanks for all the advice on the Munich Daily Photo blog too. It's been a big help. All the best.
ReplyDeletei LOVE it! thanks!
ReplyDeleteone of my favorite! amazing, eric!
ReplyDeleteWOW Wonderful shot!
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ReplyDeletewell said Scarlet Vogue
ReplyDeleteWell..Eric...j'ai aime tous les photos en general...
ReplyDeletecelle-ci me presente vraiment Paris...Paris, pour moi, est tres froid sans amour....sans amis...
Cette femme me ressemble en qq sorte..elle passe "devant" l'amour " LOVE" , mais jamais "dedans"....
Oh, this is making me miss Paris so much. For almost one year I lived very near this Frank & Fils and loved to see their displays. Thank you more taking this picture.
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