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Nathan and Emily: The wedding
A couple months ago I put up Nathan and Emily’s engagement photos and I went up to Michigan in the beginning of October to photograph their wedding. There is nothing so beautiful as fall in Michigan. Their wedding fell on … Continue reading
The Salon de Thé List (Revisited)
When I lived here before, my friend Emma and I were in the process of visiting and rating as many Parisian salons de thé (tea rooms) as possible. During this visit, we expanded our list to add several Emma has … Continue reading
Genève
One of my very favorite Parisians moved to Geneva this past year and I decided there was no way I could pass through Paris without taking the extra trek to see her. Plus, ever since seeing The Sound of Music … Continue reading
Paris is for Lovers, Mathematicians, and Misconceptions
I can’t decide what it is that makes the city romantic, or if it just seems more romantic than it is because social norms and anonymity encourage public displays of affection. Of course, there would be no shortage of legitimate … Continue reading
Library of Impressions
My dad was flying back from Israel this past weekend and arranged to have a several day layover in Paris. This marked his first time in Paris, and I was determined for us to enjoy it as much as possible … Continue reading
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After the sun [finally] sets
A combination of jetlag and innate summer laziness means that I have been very slow to rise while being in Paris. This morning I had to wake up before 11, and I felt the great injustice of it. I actually … Continue reading
Return to Paris
In the center of Paris, right in front of Notre Dame, there is a brass circle that marks the very middle of the city. This spot is usually obstructed by tourists, but it is said that pausing on this location … Continue reading
Packing
Every inch of my space in every domain is a disaster. I am packing, endlessly packing, and the stacks and piles have 5 categories: Going to Paris. Not going to Paris but still going to DC and necessary in KY … Continue reading
