Monte Carlo Weekly Photo

Early morning reflections in the port of Fontvieille.

Another photo of the beautiful Japanese Gardens on Avenue Princesse Grace.  If you are stressed - and who isn't? - it's a good pl...

Pretty dapper van used for cleaning Monaco, don't you think? And for sure this will be an electrical vehicle as most public vehicles ...

A beautiful Monte Carlo lady leaving the Metropole shopping centre. She's about to get on the escalator which leads up to the Casino ...

This is Slipstream, a 60 metre yacht with 6 state rooms. It accommodates 12 guests and 14 crew. Slipstream is the yacht that Simon Co...

The rocky coast of Cap d'Ail.

Reflection in the pool near the entrance to the Grimaldi Forum and the Japanese Gardens.  The reflection is of apartments along Avenue Pr...

Cap d'Ail Isn't this the weirdest bike!  The photos aren't anything to write home about but I wanted to show you the bike r...

Arman's Motophant stands on a high plinth in the Chemin des Sculptures, near the circus tent, in Fontvieille. Isn't it absolute...

It's going to be a glorious day!

Let's have a nice male body to look at today.  In fact, it's a photo I took in May when the Grand Prix was being dismantled.

This superyacht Amadeus is owned by French industrialist and art collector, Bernard Arnault.  Bernard Arnault is France's richest p...

Neptune Plage. This is what a day on Larvotto Beach will cost you.

This triathlon athlete is running along the promenade above Larvotto Beach, around this pool and fountain and back again. 

Symphony in brown ...

The railings of apartment balconies reflected in the pool of the Japanese Garden.  Note the white fish.

Taken against the sun on Larvotto Beach. That's the edge of the jelly-fish net in the foreground.

Picasso at the Grimaldi Forum.

We are in the beautiful neo-classical church of Notre Dame de l’Assomption in Eze village.  The church was reconstructed between 1764 an...

I'm not sure if those bamboo poles are a work of art or a dry garden - perhaps both?   Today we are on the enormous pontoon in Port H...