France In May Time [May 12-30, 2007]

So, I was recently "priveleged" enough (I HATE TRAVELING) to be forced to go to France. I decided to make it an opprotunity to further and broaden my portfolio. Also, I used it as a test to see how well I could managed pictures in a unfamiliar environment with horrible weather (it rained every day but one). So here is what came of it, ENJOY. These photos have been drastically downsized due to conservation and space and bandwidth, so they differ slightly from the original. If you like these, there are much more in the France!!! section of th egallery. These are just random ones I chose for this small display. Photographer: Jenn Foust

	Side of the Theatre in Bordeauz
	An awesome corner building in Bordeaux
	The statue that represents a great figure of Bordeaux
	The Tram System Through Bordeaux
	The Park by The Saint-Andre Cathedrel in Bordeaux
	L'Hotel des Soeurs in Bordeaux
	The Reflection Pool by the River in Bordeaux
	The Streetlights of Bordeaux
	One of the Chamber of Commerce Buildings Close to the Water in Bordeaux
	More than 300 year old castle at Carcasonne
	The Armored Entrance way to Carcasonne (yes and over a moat)
	An old Merry-go-round at Carcasonne
	The door to wine vats at Saint D'emilion
	Saint Andre atop the bell tower of the Saint Andre Cathedral
	Saint Andre Cathedral in Bordeaux
	Underground in the Wine Catacombs at Chateau de Roque in Saint D'Emilion
	The Arch of Love At Marie Antoinette's Village
	Do I have to name, really?
	I caught this picture when my group was sitting at a small cafe in Paris. Across the street was this mime TALKING to this boy. It seemed like the perfect pic.
	Mass at Notre Dame.
	On The Bateau Mouche in the Seine River in Paris
	On Top of Galleries LaFayette in Paris
	The road around the L'arc de triomphe (8 lanes of traffic and no lines) in Paris
	No this isn't a portal, but me looking up from under the l'arc de triomphe. The sky made for a great other worldly shot.
	The ceiling in the hall of mirrors in Versailles. Imagine that under the camera there are about 1000 tourists crammed and shoving in this small room and you get the picture of why it is of the ceiling.
	A goat in Marie Antoinette's village. (You don't think I could pass up a little bit of home, do you?)
	Same as above but this one happened like this I yelled HEY COW! and this is the shot.
	Marie Antoinette;s village. I love this shot a huge big chilling with a small bird.
	Same place, awesome tree.
	Looking up in Marie Antoinette's garden. Those are grape vine hung over a trellis.
	Marie Antoinette village. My favorite building.
	Marie Antoinette's village. Rose at the house she stayed in.
	same.
	One of my favs of the bunch. This is one of the wineries in Saint D'Emilion.