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| A bridge in Paris, France, across the Seine. |
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| The telescopes on the Tour Eiffel give a wide-ranging view of the city below. |
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| This statue stands on a ledge outside the Musee d'Orsay. |
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| This is one of several statues that stand outside the Grand Palais and Petit Palais in Paris. |
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| This is a pond near the Musee de l'Orangerie; it is surrounded by lounge chairs and seagulls fly overhead. |
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| Trees near Notre Dame line the street on a cloudy day. |
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| A bust in the Louvre overlooks its courtyard on a sunny morning. |
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| In other rooms, shades mute the bright light of the Parisian morning. |
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| A dozen of the motorcycles that populate European roadways park on a courtyard. |
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| This phrase, translated "You are not alone," accompanies a view of the Seine. |
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| Paris' cafes are a classic place to sit, drink espresso, and soak in the sights and sounds of the city. |
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| St. James's Park in London is full of all kinds of birds, inducing pelicans. |
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| The park is also home to a walkway dedicated to Princess Diana and lined with a multicolored assortment of flowers. |
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| In the British Museum, cases of Greek pottery line the walls of several rooms. |
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| During the summer, hydrangeas blossom all over Massachusetts, especially on Cape Cod. |
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| The weathered stairs of my deck lead to a patch of monochrome stones. |
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| At the end of the summer the beams holding up our bean plants collapsed. |
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| Our neighbor's house contrasted against the early hues of fall leaves. |
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| One of our many holiday decorations, this stuffed bear sits on the mantle near the tree. |
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| The needles of our tree make an interesting, soft but sharp close-up. |
