Modern day still life with hints of yesterday.
Thanksgiving after feast. Plates empty hearts full.
Photos: Someone’s leftovers and fall light. French-ness captured, French Cafe moment.
French Cafe
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27 responses to “French Cafe”
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Hope you had a wonderful day, I love your post
and photo, so very true our hearts are full and peaceful. XOXOXOXO Pinkie Denise -
Simple,
Sober,
Smooth,
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SO SWEET… -
Lovely images Corey. xxx
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Love all that you share with us darling one.
Love and hugs and smiles
Jeanne -
That is most certainly Frenchness captured !x
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A picture says a thousand words!
Can we envision the young woman sitting at the table awaiting the arrival of …
See your photos make me dream as well.
xo Susan -
Happy Thanksgiving Corey. I just got lost in your blog for another hour, it’s such a wonderful place to spend time! You do such wonderful photography!!!!!! 🙂 Marva
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Oh, this is frenchness?? how d’you know? Happy end of thanksgiving day, Corey for you and family.
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after the feast…frenchness captured in fall light…love it for it’s simplicity and meaning…blessings, rebecca
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You are amazing…always a perfect message.
Do you and your French Family celebrate an American version of Thanksgiving? My son who lives in Denmark misses Thanksgiving more than any other Holiday.
I adore the fact that Thanksgiving is celebrated by all here in the US no mater their religion or country of origin…now that is a great Holiday 🙂 -
what a lovely moment frozen in time…and yes a french moment captured i would know it is france even if you never said anything!). love your blog!!!!!
delphine -
How beautiful Corey…empty plates but full hearts.
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Lovely image…cafe shots are some of my favorites!!
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Those came out to be great shots, Corey. Another idea for a coffee table book….French Cafe Moments.
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I’d love to be sitting there at that cafe…. sigh… one can dream, can’t she?
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Gorgeous photos and words as always. So glad Thanksgiving went well 🙂
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great photos for those with a passion for coffee (among which, myself).
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So familiar… I’m wondering why the cup is separated from its saucer, with the glass in between. I see heavy symbolism….
I brought back the same cups to Canada, but in dark green rimmed with gold. -
Oh, the light in France; thank you for reminding me with your words and photos.
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These photos make me melt! Hope to take it all in , in person someday 🙂
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this is typical France indeed !!!
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Pretty photos — I’ve eaten in a cafe in Paris with that name. Maybe there are a lot of cafes with that same name.
I love that cup. If you ever find one like it to sell, let me know! 🙂 -
Oh how I could dive into that photo, plant myself at that table and people watch all day long. Great photo and really artsy-realistic YouTube video. Thanks!
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So looking forward to coming to France next year!
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Brilliant photos and I think you captured one reason why I love France so much, in a phrase.
“Modern day still life with hints of yesterday.” -
for one who has never been there, this is almost enough to feel as though I have. thanks…as always, such incredible images. xoC
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I could get lost in those photos. My favorite part about getting tired of walking in Paris…there are always a cafes. 🙂
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