Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Lèche-vitrines - Paris à Noël



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Window shopping
on Rue du Bac


On a Saturday morning, 
Rue du Bac turns into a promenade of the families who live nearby.  
We saw many greetings across all generations 
as people paused in the street to chat.  


This young child was warmly dressed 
and had the requisite trottinette to make the Saturday rounds.  
As for the mother, you know I will say that...


...she must be a French girl



Rue du Bac
75007, Paris

15 comments:

Jack said...

Yes, Mom is most likely a French girl.

I really like the neighborhood around Rue du Bac. I have stayed in that area before and greatly enjoyed walking around. I am at heart a Left Bank guy.

William Kendall said...

Window shopping indeed!

A fine slice of life shot!

Joe said...

I thought the Mum was Nigella Lawson for a moment, Genie.

Duncan D. Horne - the Kuantan blogger said...

I kinda miss being wrapped up and looking in all the shop windows during Christmas. A nice cosy feeling!

Duncan In Kuantan

cath carbone said...

Oui comme dans toutes les villes !

Andy said...

Nice street photography. It brought back my childhood memories of Christmas window staring.

Revrunner said...

I can just see the longing and the desire in their eyes.

Stuart said...

This is what the French call "leche vitrine"... literally, licking the shop window.

Sylvia K said...

Ah, it is that time of year!!

James said...

Superbe! I love street photography, Paris and reflections and this has it all!

Alexa said...

Now I know what you were doing while I was hiking 6 miles through CDG! Maman is certainly chic, nest-ce pas?

Jeanie said...

Must be!

Randy said...

Sweet photo.

Oakland Daily Photo said...

All your photos make one long to be in Paris. Except I know how cold it can be in winter. Can I get a rain check?

M said...

Bien sur!!!!