Thursday, January 6, 2011

It's all in the detail....pt.1.









My love for Paris isn't just defined by food, flowers and the fabulous shops, but more by the wonderful 'detail' that's graces many, many buildings. In most cases it is a sight to behold, an imaged etched into your memory that at times a camera is so unnecessary....but of course I still took the shot!
I hope you enjoy these photos as much as I enjoyed taking them!
"I adore Paris"
I don't know whether some of you may have been wondering where I have been.....it is a little longer between posts than normal.....Unfortunately I haven't been too well, but I hope to get back to my blog and my miniatures very soon! But saying that, I have been working on one of Pascale Garnier's flower kits......the "Marguerite d'Anvers". Pascale's kits are full of detail (& delight) and I am working away slowly to give these kits the respect that they deserve. I hope I have something to show you very soon.

21 comments:

Bev said...

Sorry to hear you have been unwell Linda - I hope you recover quickly. Thank-you for sharing your gorgeous photographs - I could look at them for ever! I'm in love with the one of the urn - so much colour and detail in it - wouldn't it look magnificent in miniature?

Bambi said...

Best wishes Linda - your pictures are always quality and I hope working on the Pascale flower kit distracts you from not feeling well. Terryx

Lataina said...

Linda your pictures are always so beautiful! I hope you feel better soon. =)

Catherine said...

I love these beautiful photos of the architectural details of Paris. I hope you will continue to share them.
I wish you a Happy, Healthy New Year! And of course lots of fun in 2011 creating your new project.

Alma e Lia said...

Although we adore Paris, many Italians love it, is a favorite holiday of the Italians.
Tourists are able to capture attention for details that sometimes elude many.
Your photos are very beautiful, make us share the enthusiasm you have for this beautiful city.
Pascale flowers are wonderful, and we are certain that if you could turn them into masterpieces.
Try to get well soon!
Hugs

Catherine / Mooghiscath said...

Honneur aux sculpteurs , c'est magnifique .Je ne conaissais pas la fenêtre avec l'armure !c'est impresssionnant .
merci.

miniacollection said...

I was sorry to read that you are not feeling well, I sincerely hope you'll be better very soon.
You really have a wonderful eye for details, the one with the armour really amazed me.
Geneviève

Lucille said...

I was very, very worried about you, Linda. I was hoping that you were not a victim of the flood in Australia. I'm so happy that you're safe and sound at home even though you're under the weather. As for the photos, I'll never forget the one with the armour. It's incredible! What imagination! I'm looking forward to seeing your next creation. Take care!

Debbie said...

Hope your feeling better now Linda. Love the photographs that you took while in Paris. xxxx

malu2 said...

Linda,no me extraña que te guste París
ya veo que a cualquier edificio, buscas el detalle,solo alguien con muchísima sensibilidad es capaz de encontrar belleza,cuando yo estube en París hasta el aire era diferente,pero te pregunto has estado en Barcelona? es mi ciudad y es preciosa a lo mejor te gustaría.Besos.Felíz Año.

Terri said...

I am very sorry to hear you have been ill. I do hope you recover fully and soon.
Your photos are fab. These are the things that catch my eye in Paris as well. Everywhere you look there is amazing beauty!
Thank you so much for sharing with us.
Best wishes on your recovery.
Hugs,
Terri

Anonymous said...

ooooooooooo love those detail pics :D hope your feeling better soon :) Linda x

Marie-Laure said...

I am so sorry you have been ill.
I hope you have not catch a nasty virus while you were in Paris.
I wish you all the best for this new year !

Linda Carswell said...

I thank you for your concern....I still have a few bad days, but there is light at the end of the tunnel....so to speak...lol!
But my mind is still very active with ideas for the new project and Pascale's kit is still progressing slowly.
Your can be asured Marie75 no nasty virus was caught in Paris....I endevour to only bring back with me a few lovely items and LOTS of wonderful memories.

Linda x

linda okane said...

detail is really your thing.I love your site the photographs are exquisite.

Parisbreakfasts said...

You would also adore Bordeaux as well - loaded with similar decorative detail...
Get well soon Linda
Carolg :)

MiniLover said...

Hope you are feeling better, Linda. Being sick is the pits. Especially as it cuts into our mini time.

Get better!

Sophia

A. Wright said...

Stunning, simply beautiful architechture. Hope you are well!

Anonymous said...

I absolutely love your photos of paris!!! I am currently studying in Paris for a year and i would love to visit some of these places. Would you be able to tell me where i could find the one with a woman and flowers above her head, the third picture down? My email address is eitlit_uan@hotmail.com
Kindest Regards,
Shannon

Marie Arden said...

Hope you feel well soon. Just love seeing your Paris photos and wondering what petit house you will create next. I recognize some of the buildings in this post. Makes me want to hop on a plane right now!!

andrew1860 said...

Your photo's are amazing! I love detail and the details of Paris are the best!