Believe it or not, my vacation photos are slowly but surely coming to an end. The Arc de Triomphe was our last stop in Paris. Leaving the Eiffel Tower, we had just a few hours before our train back to London…so, we jumped the metro and went up to street level for long enough to take a few photos and see a street performer in passing. That’s all I’ll say…because 1) that’s all I have to say about that – you can certainly click HERE for more information on the Arc de Triomphe, and 2) I got very little sleep last night. I may have a couple more photos from...

This week, I’ve asked Misty, who blogs over at Through A Photographer’s Eyes to share a lesson with us. Her tutorial will post at my regularly scheduled time…but that doesn’t mean I don’t want to share my own edits for this week. It’s not really important what processing I used, but if you mouse over…you’ll see my my SOOC shots.       Like I said…stay tuned for a guest tutorial by Misty. On that note, if you’re interested in writing a guest tutorial for Shoot and Edit, please let me know. I’d love to have you! I hope you...

Yesterday, I shared the first part of our day in Paris (if you missed it, click here). After grabbing a bite to eat, we decided to take the train to Chateau de Versailles. The train ride is relatively short but it’s a bit of a walk from the train station. Luckily, it was a beautiful fall day. After walking for what seemed like forever, we came upon Marie-Antoinette’s estate. I am fully aware that this is not the Palace of Versailles, but it was worth a quick look around. Of course, I got to see a few more windows and doors……and we got to see some beautiful French...

Before I move onto my British museum photos, I thought I’d share a few more pictures from my view on The London Eye. Big Ben Millennium Bridge Westminster AbbeyIf you want to see more of my vacation photos, click HERE. Have a great Wednesday!