Today’s guest post is by photographer Mark E. Tisdale.
Photo Of The Day: Tied Chairs At Fontainebleau
Historical chairs and plastic covers.
Photo Of The Day: Pere Lachaise Batman
This tomb in Pere Lachaise has always intrigued me.
Photo Of The Day: Architecture Of The Louvre
The modern day Louvre is known as a museum that holds one of the world’s greatest art collections.
Photo Of The Day: Point Zero
The spot at the center of Paris.
Photo of the Day: Moët & Chandon Cave
Bottle after bottle line the wall, resting, waiting, in one of their stages of fermentation. These were resting sur lattes.
Photo of the Day: Vertus
Vertus is a champagne town that sits in the middle of Champagne country and is a daytrip away – if a car is available – from Paris.
Photo Of The Day: Marché aux Puces
It is possible to find almost anything at the Marché aux Puces in Paris – from incense sticks to Baroque mirrors, to the latest fashion.
Photo Of The Day: Moucharabiehs
Moucharabiehs are used throughout the Islamic and Arab world as a wall that serves as a window. They can soften harsh light coming into a room, increase light into otherwise dark places and increase air flow into a room.
Photo Of The Day: Chairs At The Rodin Museum
I like all of the lines in this photograph, the straight lines of the chairs and the shutters, and the curvy lines of the railing outside.
