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Travel to Paris
Travel to Uruguay
Travel to London
Travel to Amsterdam
Travel to South-Western France
Travel to Los Angeles
Travel to New York
Travel to the Cannes Film Festival 08
and Cannes 07
Guest-blogger Benjy
About Me
I love hats...
... photography and dance 
... lived in Kenya as a child...
...and I'm a vegetarian.
... photography and dance 
... lived in Kenya as a child...
...and I'm a vegetarian.
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Audrey and her pet deer Pippin
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Sylvia Plath
Indira Gandhi
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28 comments:
What nice walks you both take! And we readers enjoy the bounty of your tasteful shots.
This time it is about a late afternoon coastal expedition - beautiful sea urchin shot! And also announcing spring is almost here.
These photos are so beautiful!
I love the one of your shadow!
oh lovely photos...you are so lucky to by the ocean.
but what is the first thing called, i have seen it a million and ones times...and have never known...:)
xxnancy
Lovely photographs, beautifully seen.
I love sea urchins. Lucky you for finding one.
Hey Harriet has her shadow shot post up...you should include your shot.
you know i would love the shadow image; a kind of dancerly flight. Am wondering if that Urchin is so big and if Benji is hiding under it, making it move down the beach, inch by inch, while people wonder... :)
beautiful.
xx
Thank you for your gorgeous postcard. I will email you soon! px
NANCY - I don't know what it is but some people who commented seem to think it's a sea urchin.
HIGH DESERT DIVA - I hadn't thought of that, what a good idea. Harriet is indeed the Queen of Shadows...
MANSUETUDE - he he he, that would be "very Benjy" indeed.
PIA - I'm happy you liked the card!
Lovely photos dear Mary-Laure, I especially love the one of the sea urchin also! Thank you for sharing. Though it's only about 40 minutes away I haven't been to the beach in years... :)
I do love your posts and photos, always inspiring, always fresh and new.
thank for sharing these pictures, they're lovely!
Do you feel all at home in your neighbourhood now? I always think that if you move, to a different continent, it takes some time getting used to the daily life things.
I am curious on how you experience that. ARe there things from Paris you miss? (hope you don't mind all my questions...!)
enjoy your weekend!!
Solange
That last picture is so so lovely!
what lovely contrasts!
GABBI - well then you MUST visit Benjy and me here in Malibu. The ocean is so beautiful...
SOLANGE - of course I don't mind your questions! It's very sweet of you to take an interest in me.
I do miss some things from Paris apart from my friends and my mum: I miss the fresh bread! It's very difficult here to find some good bread that's not packed with all kinds of additives and sugar.
I do feel at home here. I had been longing to move to the Los Angeles area for years, and the proximity of the ocean has a very soothing effect on me.
I was already familiar with the area, so it made things easier, too.
I love that top picture. Lucky you for having such wonderful weather that allows things to bloom this time of year.
Lovely photos, I love the first one best.
I love the first pic too. So glad to hear you feel at home in socal.
it's so much summer in your photos!!!!!!!!! Wonderful!!!!!!
RAINING SHEEP - yes that's one of the things I love about Southern California, the constant blooms.
The top two...wow. Love them. And they look so cool, too. I'm dying of heat here! :p
The top picture is indeed a sea urchin shell.
This is what one looks like before it loses all of its spines.
You'll find more information about them here.
(What's important to know, in terms of California ecology, is that too many sea urchins can cause extensive damage to our local kelp forests.)
Excerpt: Left unchecked, urchins will devastate their environment, creating what biologists call an urchin barren, devoid of macroalgae and associated fauna.
CANDACE - thanks for the info, you're so wonderfully knowledgeable about nature...
I love the seashell, so full of life! but the shadow is so subtle...
GORGEOUS photos... LOVE your photography!
ENJOY!
Fifi
FIFI - well now I think of you pretty much every time I snap a shot of some flowers...
Those are some gorgeous photos, my dear!
quelles joiles photos!
lovely images. T
those photographs are beautiful!
i especially love the shell~ have a soft spot for shells!
hope you are well dear,
x ashley
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