paris

Tomorrow elizabeth and I are going to fly to Romania. Do pray, it is hard to be 2 American girls (who cannot blend to save our lives) traveling. For some reason they just know we are from America, not bad just rather wearisome.  

I plan to return to Paris one day, 

much love, 

jocelyn elise 

Paris part 1

:) more to come...

Access to the internet has been hit and miss. 

After a crazy long day of train rides, and too many bags and non-English announcements and hoping we got the right train, and getting lost in the station and trying to find our hostel. Elizabeth and I made it to Paris. 

It was well worth it.  This city is much much better then I thought. Yesterday we say the Effiel Tower and as for now that is the coolest thing I have ever seen. There are cute little coffee shops and everything you would expect to find. 

much love and french bread 

je

Holland.

Love it. It is small and cute and ...very cold. The people are so nice and have been very sweet.

It has been a crazy two days. My photograph mind is on over load. Here are a few shots I kinda liked,





Red shutters everywhere....


We went and saw a church, these faces have been smashed during the reformation. It was overwhelming to walk through such a place.
One of my new friends. Joy from England
The market.
"LIZ! Eat this! It is Duch!" a picture is worth a thousand words in this case :)


I miss Portland coffee!

More "snaps"at elizabethknopp.blogspot.com

:) More to come and much love

jocelyn

I will be traveling around Europe for the next 3 weeks and when I have access I will post.

Cheers!

Jocelyn

kelsey

NEW YORK CITY

The city was grander then I thought possible. It took me over 30 hours to get to NY from New Orleans. A hellish story not worth sharing. Had to sleep in the airport, switch airport in DC. It was horrible. But it was worth it. Well worth it. 

Empire State Building at sunset. 

My Brother and Nathan whom I meet there. 

Battery Park. Harlan looking to Miss Liberty

 
Central Park 

A typical street corner, full of cabs 

Waiting for the subway

I decided I could live in that city. The city of New York. The people from all around the world. An amazing, a collision of worlds and cultures.  

I loved the history. I loved standing in the places that represent the country I love. 

Home now for 10 weeks. But some fun shoots coming non the less. 

Gratefulness 

jocelyn.elise