Last November I posted about the site Cocodot.

A service of beautiful online invitations and greetings for all occasions.   Cocodot allows users to save time and money on printing, postage and design.

Invites can be customized with photos and text and a personal dashboard allows you to manage events, addresses, RSVP’s and more.

What is really exciting is their recent Vanity Fair news coverage as a favorite source for luxe-looking stationary and cards.

If you haven’t already tried Cocodot, I highly recommend giving it a try.

Enjoy!

Leslie

With nearly half of my readers in Europe many of you will not get to see my exhibition in person.

For those who didn’t make it to tonight’s reception I hope you will make time to visit the exhibition.  The images look amazing and their large format is perfect inside Recycle-A-Bicycle.  Note the shop is closed Sundays.

I have a few postcard gift sets left so email me quickly if you are interested in buying some.

I have created a special four postcard gift set for my photo exhibition.

I’m very excited about them.  I think they’re beautiful – I hope you agree – and a portion of sales will benefit Recycle-A-Bicycle.

The postcard gift sets will be on sale this Thursday at the opening reception.

1 gift pack (4 postcards) = $8.00 ($3.00 donated to Recycle-A-Bicycle)

2 gift packs (8 postcards) = $15.00 ($5.00 donated to Recycle-A-Bicycle)

I haven’t yet monetized my blog (stay tuned) however if you are interested in purchasing a postcard gift set please send me an email at info@TheL-List.com.

See you Thursday!

Leslie

Bicycle Series Exhibition

by Leslie Kobrin

OPENING RECEPTION

Thursday, February 4th, 7:00 – 8:30 PM

Recycle-A-Bicycle 35 Pearl Street in DUMBO, Brooklyn NY

Exhibition – February 1st through February 28th

Hours: Mon-Sat, Noon to 7PM (Not open on Sunday)

*A portion of sales will be donated to Recycle-A-Bicycle

info@TheL-List.com

Architecture is a challenge for me.  I like details and large structures can be overwhelming to me.

But I keep trying and I’m committed to one day buying a wide angle lens to experiment even more.

One of my favorite photographers is Jean-Michel Berts (the French Ansel Adams of architecture).  He says “Architecture is the cultural reflection of a civilization” – so true, especially for Paris.

You can’t visit Paris and not want to be a part of it.  The city is beautiful, imposing, and sometimes daunting (Which I’m sure the kings liked).

Paris is one city by day and another by night.  When the sun goes down and the lights go on the city sparkles, but with more than two thousand years of history it can also feel haunted.

When you have a car in Paris there is nothing better than a “Paris by Night”.  Driving around the city at night with no other reason then to enjoy the city lit up.

Even if the photos aren’t perfection I hope they convey some of the emotion of seeing Paris by night.

Enjoy!

Leslie

PS: Visit the Sous Les Etoiles Gallery through January 29th for an exhibition of “The Cities of Jean-Michel Berts”.