GERRY MULLIGAN “Home when shadows fall”
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GERRY MULLIGAN “Home when shadows fall”
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JOHNNY HARTMAN From the Clint Eastwood film (with Meryl Streep) The Bridges of Madison County.
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FRANCOIS PARISI: “Le Parc de Plaisir” from Woody Allen’s film Midnight in Paris.
Posted in French Connection on Blogfinger, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photographic Gallery France, tagged Parisienne grocer on September 8, 2022| 1 Comment »
PETE RODRIGUEZ from the soundtrack of the movie Chef.
Editor’s note. Food is supreme in Paris. It’s hard to find a bad meal…the bistros around town offer just a few special items each day, but always delicious. And course there are those high end restaurants where celebrity chefs can be found serving up exquisite dishes every day.
And go to an outdoor market, pick some fresh items and have a picnic. The grocer above was not happy when I took his picture, but I got the shot before he turned and scowled. And the music—don’t miss the movie “Chef.” It’s a little long, but great fun and with a terrific soundtrack. The second half is best with the cooking and the music.
My photo on the cover of “A Waiter in Paris” is now being seen in bookshops around the civilized world and on the Net. It was released on August 9, 2022.
The photo is on the dust-cover, and my name appears on the inside flap. One publisher did their cover version in red-white-and blue, but they retained the black and white photo.
HAVANA CARBO: “Paris.”
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L’Oustau de la Mar is in Cassis, a fishing village in Provence—-southern France. This restaurant is along the edge of the harbor where cafés and eateries overlook the pebbled beach and the fleet. It’s a little early for dinner. Paul Goldfinger ©. Undated.
Paul Goldfinger ©. Cassis, France. Provence. Blogfinger.net Silver gelatin dark room print by the photographer. Click to enlarge.
DALIDA: “Dans le bleu du ciel bleu.”
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By Paul Goldfinger, MD. Editor. Blogfinger.net. Ocean Grove, NJ.
This image was originally shown on Blogfinger one year ago. It reminds me of the old guys who get together each morning at Wegmans or at a diner. They sit (or stand) around and talk politics or reminisce about their military service, or they complain about their kids.
I did, however, see a group of older women doing the very same thing at the upstairs Wegmans café.
When I see them again, I will take their photo and ask them what they’re talking about.
Paul Goldfinger, Editor @Blogfinger
BILL FRISELL. “You Only Live Twice.”
Posted in Photographic Gallery France, Photographic Gallery, Black and White, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, tagged Domme France photo on June 16, 2022| 1 Comment »
This medieval French village sits above the Dordogne River in south-central France. There is a hotel there and a little park.
In the mornings, the mist rises off the river and makes itself known 900 feet above. On market day, they set up here early, and as the mist clears, a foie gras stand is seen along with tables belonging to fresh food merchants selling sausage, vegetables, bread and fish.
During the Hundred Years War, the English owned this spot for awhile. Luckily the French got it back—the food’s better. But Monty Python is funnier.
CHARLES TRENET:
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Posted in Music from the movies, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photographic Gallery France, Photographic Gallery, Black and White, Photography: Black and White gallery, tagged Paris, Place St. Michel on January 18, 2022| Leave a Comment »
DJANGO REINHARDT from the movie Something’s Gotta Give: “Brazil”