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The Bridge Over Seine-ityParis, France There are times, she mused, that the spoken version of one word perfectly describes the experience of another word, spelled differently. She pondered how to say that to someone. Then decided to just enjoy the sunset. ©Karen Hutton - Creative Commons (CC BY-NC 3.0)
InSeine Sunset My first time in France, first gaze upon the Seine river - and first full view of this gorgeous city so full of art, history and promise. It even had proper lighting, which I thought was very considerate. Just heavenly! So I made it look the way it felt. I couldn't believe this sunset. People said it was unusual, but it was my first time in Paris, so how would I know? The thought did cross my mind; "Gee, it's just like the Glenshire Pond!". Then realized I'd probably committed some kind of mental crime de comparison. The bridge is the Pont des Arts. It was a tit bit nippily in December when we were there. Snapping this shot in all my layers and full length down coat I could hardly imagine it - but during the summer it becomes a "studio en plein air" - a spot for painters, photographers, and other artists, and a picnic grounds for locals. Hey - let's go there then! Wanna? ©Karen Hutton - Creative Commons (CC BY-NC 3.0)

The Bridge Over Seine-ity

Paris, France

There are times, she mused, that the spoken version of one word perfectly describes the experience of another word, spelled differently.

She pondered how to say that to someone.
Then decided to just enjoy the sunset.



©Karen Hutton - Creative Commons (CC BY-NC 3.0)
The Bridge Over Seine-ityParis, France There are times, she mused, that the spoken version of one word perfectly describes the experience of another word, spelled differently. She pondered how to say that to someone. Then decided to just enjoy the sunset. ©Karen Hutton - Creative Commons (CC BY-NC 3.0)

The Bridge Over Seine-ity

Paris, France

There are times, she mused, that the spoken version of one word perfectly describes the experience of another word, spelled differently.

She pondered how to say that to someone.
Then decided to just enjoy the sunset.



©Karen Hutton - Creative Commons (CC BY-NC 3.0)
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