The morning after New Year's Eve in a normally pristine Monte Carlo - broken champagne bottles on the terrace below the Casino.
The small courtyard of The Living Room - a piano bar/night club in Avenue des Spélugues - the morning after New Year's Eve. 
On the first of January each year, bloggers in the City Daily Photo community post their favourite photo of the previous 12 months. Here's mine - a shot of the magnificent Oceanographic Museum, seen through the legs of Damien Hirst's enormous sculpture 'The Virgin Mother.'
All decked out for the holidays - the side entrance to the Café de Paris.
A Christmas candle is a lovely thing;
You'll find these in the Metropole centre.
We're inside the Café de Paris building looking towards the small casino that houses some gaming machines. This is not the real casino of course - that's the beautiful Belle Epoque building across the square. I've seen day tourists from the cruise liners walk in here thinking it's the real deal.
Wonder how banks have reindeer climbing the railings? This is Barclays Bank on Boulevard des Moulins.
A new and beautifully designed shop in the Metropole Centre. L. Guilo sells handmade patinated shoes to the well-dressed Monaco man.
