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Paris : A First Look at Paris in The Snow


My Paris apartment in the Snow

My Paris apartment in the Snow

Snow in Paris is rare and unlike Chicago, they can go an entire Winter and not see snow at all… When I first visited Paris in the Winter they mentioned they were about to get snow and everyone was on high alert since they don’t know what to do in a city that doesn’t see snow often. When I moved to Paris in 2013 it was a dream to see snow. I checked the forecast often and I even missed a snow day in January which I thought may be the only chance for snow. Luckily I was granted my wish not once but twice in 2013. One just happened to be my sister’s birthday so I remember the day quite well. 

I woke up to a blanket of snow. It wasn’t a crazy amount of snow but enough to slow the city down and dust my Montmartre rooftops. I ventured out both times and if you could have seen my face, I am pretty sure my face hurt from smiling so much. Some of these I have shared over the years but the whole collection you are about to see has been hidden on my hard drive until now. I hope that you will have the chance to see Paris covered in snow in person but until then here is Paris in the Snow. 

As a Full time, Travel Photographer selling my photography is the way I make my way back to Paris. I live to Travel so all of these are available for sale in my shop. Just click the photo to take you to purchase. 

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  1. Now I get it! I’ve favorited "Rebecca Plotnick" photos on Etsy but didn’t realize that Everyday Parisian is also your blog. Your photos are lovely and more professional, I think, than many of the other Etsy selections. Thanks for the link to your website, too; I’m looking forward to browsing. One more thing: can you adjust the email invitation at the top of the page so it only shows up only per site visit? It’s tough to decline on every single page. Thanks and best wishes.

    • Hi Jennifer! I am so glad you connected the two. Rebecca Plotnick was around long before Everyday Parisian. But I am trying to combine the two as I think the blog is a great way to show more of my daily life. You are too kind with your sweet words. Thank you so much!!

      I am so sorry about the extra pop-ups. Thank you for saying something! Hopefully, it was fixed it was a glitch and I was emailing tech support all day!

  2. These pictures are gorgeous!! The city is already beautiful but the snow just made her beauty even more spectacular!

    • Leyla! Thank you so much! Seeing snow in Paris was just magical. Capturing it was just one way to remember the feeling. I did put the camera down a bit and just let the flakes hit my face. I hope you get the chance to see it in person soon! xo