Monthly Archives: October 2004

“Construction Zone: Prohibited to the Public,” a sign warns beside Boulevard Jean Jaures in downtown Nice this afternoon. Send to KindleTweet

While Darlene and Deb explored Nice just off the Promenade des Anglais, I assigned myself an experiment of composing a photo of complementary shapes and colors from a scene that no normal tourist would choose to illustrate how much prettier … Continue reading →

This portrait of Darlene and Deborah sitting on a bench at Renoir’s home in Cagne-sur-Mer, seems to capture a sisterly connection that dates back to the year when Deb’s brief time as only child came to an end with the … Continue reading →

With a new tourist in town, Darlene orchestrated a full day of sights. I knew what was coming, so I snuck out early for quiet writing time and my weekly cigarette at Brasserie Carnot. An hour later, I was summoned … Continue reading →