Paris ...Delight in the City of Light $35.00


Ooh la la! My new book, "PARIS: Delight in the City of Light" is available now!
"Anne Reeves has written and photographed the most tantalizing book on Paris: She misses nothing! Markets, flower stalls, pastry shops, and boulangeries, not to mention restaurants and must-see places to picnic or just breathe the air of everyone's favorite city. A delight, page by page, bite by bite!"
-Patricia Wells, culinary icon and author of 12 books including Food Lover's Guide To Paris and Salad As A Meal"

"PARIS: Delight in the city of Light" is filled with Hints and Tips to bring your dreams of Paris to life. Shops to visit, Pastries to order, Places to photograph. I discuss everything that brings me delight in Paris - with photographs that make it real. It will be like taking me along on your trip!

A soft-cover modern coffee table book: 120 pages, a full-color photograph on every page, including addresses & websites of my favorite places. Click to Preview

Signed copy $35.00, click "ADD TO CART" button for secure transaction.

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Thursday, July 29, 2010

Visiting England: Access To Sheep

Isn't she sweet? I was so happy when I was driving toward Chipping Campden and found this open fence and endless pasture. When I was planing our trip, I had visions of being able to photograph sheep in green pastures and was having a hard time finding some! Yes, I could see sheep in the distance (the English countryside is beautiful!), but not anywhere that I could get the car close enough to really compose a good shot.

I needed access to sheep! Meanwhile, I was planning to meet up with my friend, Lynn, who lives in the Cotswolds for a "cream tea." Unfortunately she had to cancel due to illness, but she kept in contact with me by texting suggestions of things she thought I should see. Such a big help!

At one point, I considered asking her if she had any "access to sheep." I had been driving in the Cotswolds for two days and hadn't secured a sheep shot!
But then I found this sweetheart. Relaxing in the shade and greeting me with a light-hearted "Baa."


Doesn't she look like she wants to tell me something?

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