Posts Tagged ‘ Christopher Spurrier ’
I found some of the Amsterdam shots that were left over on the roll left inside the camera. Had them processed along with Leighton Pope’s headshots which will come next. I am so happy I found these photos! Hope you enjoy them and feel free to leave comments! Paul  [ READ MORE ]
Munich & Amsterdam! Only spent 17 hours in Munich and the last three in Amsterdam. Didn’t have much of an experience in Munich except for amazing wursts in the Beer Halls. Spent three days in Amsterdam afterwards and even as a sober person, its still a wonderful town . Museums are fabulous, architecture is extremely [ READ MORE ]
Venice and Florence were easily my two favorite cities I have ever traveled to. Venice probably takes the lead. The sheer thought of you being on hundreds of islands off from the mainland makes the city that more appealing. Also, there are no cars. No cars=no traffic/no pollution/no noise & everybody walks everywhere. Simply amazing. [ READ MORE ]
TRAVEL TIP #1: - ROME IS WAY TO HOT IN AUGUST! Seriously, rediculously hot. I don’t even want to give any backstory to the photos. Colliseum, the steps, architechture etc. TRAVEL TIP #2: - You’re not supposed to talk in the Sistine Chapel because the accumulated humidity from people’s breath damages the ceiling painted [ READ MORE ]
After the wedding weekend in Radda, we caught a taxi back into Florence and made our way down to Siena by train for the day. But what is Siena? A small Italian suburb where the center of town dates back hundreds of years and is enclosed in a giant brick wall. What is so significant? [ READ MORE ]
This is why we traveled all the way to Europe. My sister’s lovely wedding in Radda, Italy. We had stayed in a winery/resort called Livornano which provided great food, lovely views and the spectacular wedding in a 1000 year old church. The photos should say it all. Paul  [ READ MORE ]
Our first city in Italy. Great art, architechture and 15 Euro ice cream cones larger than my head (I’m lactose intolerant but I didn’t mind the sickness later)! We also met my parents for dinner on our first night there and they gave us a book on all of Florence’s little hidden art treasures. Such [ READ MORE ]
After Paris and an overnight train which was surprisingly comfortable, we arrived in Nice, France. High class people, stony beaches and yachts that came and went. Our first day there we had walked the entire area, relaxed on the sun washed beach, and enjoyed the very blue water. Later in the evening I took these [ READ MORE ]
As promised, I present to you the small town of Hitchin! Only a 45 minute train ride from King’s Cross/St. Pancras station in London, Hitchin exists with the locale of family oriented businesses, local fare, English architechture (both old & new), and of course a Starbucks coffee (awful story of how a Starbucks arrived in [ READ MORE ]
All of the photos are finally processed and scanned. There are some really wonderful pictures from around Europe! Most recently found even more pictures from Paris and London. Unfortunately though, my new photo lab had lost several rolls of mine, so there are very few pictures from Munich and Amsterdam. From this point on, the [ READ MORE ]
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