The Misadventures of Miss Daisy Tannenbaum Series
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The "Paris Photos" Series
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The “Paris Photo” series evolved from about three thousand images of Paris that I’ve collected over the years. Paris was the birthplace of photography so it’s no surprise that legions of photogeraphers have used it as their canvas. The posts consists of a dozen or so super-shorts for Instagram, celebrating the acheivement of generations of photographers that have captured Paris over 186 years.
It goes without saying that anyone who’s lived in Paris and left it carries around their own “movable feast," a collection of memories that form into a separate city in one's head. The photos in the series aren’t exactly that, but similar, being a documentation of a place and also the creation of a place that’s detached from location and time.
I own none of the rights to these photos and present them in the hopes that you’ll become curious and seek to more about them. Most of the photographers have published books of their photos. I’ve tried to credit as many of the photograpers as I can but I’m sure I’ve left some out, so apologies in advance. Enjoy.

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The Blah Blah on Me
I’ll admit, when I think that I have three books already, I feel pretty cool about it. But the thing is, I don’t consider myself a special person. I suck at math, get straight Cs at school, am mediocre at sports even though I like them, can hardly look in the mirror without making ugh-face, and often question why anyone would bother being my friend.
Daisy's Summer Reading List
1. Baby X
It was definitely going to be a boy. Mom and Dad were talking about it at dinner. Mom had taken some test to see that there were “no complications” with Baby-X and she’d just gotten back the results. The biggest complication for Baby-X was that he was going to be born into this dumb family...
