Va-nu-pieds, the Barefoot Photographer, returns to us from the south of France after feeling the sun, the rocks and the water of the Riviera with his toes. “From the deep, narrow creeks (calanques) of Marseille to [...]
Va-nu-pieds, the Barefoot Photographer, records the change in seasons in Paris by keeping an eye on the Virginia creeper that hangs along the wall of a building a step away from where he lives.
Here are two photographs recently contributed to France Revisited that capture the spirit of the lives of both cats and travelers. Astrid Smits of the Netherlands came across this first scene of cat and boots while vacationing on a farm in Italy near Casole d’Elsa
Va-nu-pieds sights blue, white and red Citroen 2CV (deux chevaux) in the streets of Paris during the annual car show Mondial de l’Automobile
Va-nu-pieds, the Barefoot Photographer, returns to Parc de Sceaux just south of Paris to continue his photographic experiment.
Va-nu-pieds: the sophisticated lacework of the most visited lady in Paris… and my foot. La dentelle sophistiquée de la dame la plus visitée de Paris…. et mon pied.
Early morning in Paris, Va-nu-pieds photographs the Lion of Belfort, le lion de Belfort, at Place Denfert Rochereau. Despite its size, this lion is but a small replica of a monumental sculpture by Bartholdi, the sculptor who created the Statue of Liberty: “Liberty Lighting the World.”
Va-nu-pieds, the barefoot photographer, visits Lady Liberty on Ile aux Cygnes and in the Luxembourg Garden.
Va-nu-pieds encounters spring during a barefoot walk on the streets of Paris and recalls a line from Sofia Coppola’s “Lost In Translation.”
