Paris Casino

Posted by Fliss (Melbourne Beach, United States) on 30 September 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.

Looking up toward the top of the Eiffel Tower above the Paris Casino in Las Vegas... I love going up here...

Yes, I know that some of the photos are 'big' but I seem to have so much on my plate of doing stuff I wasn't going to mess around with making them smaller...

Well, after having finding out today they are finally up to our month in the adoption and basically 3 days from our date... so, if things go the way they are now... we could hear something by January/February 2010... fingers crossed things keep going smoothly the way they are. Our agency is even sending us papers to get ready for our call... quiet exciting... like I said... our fingers are crossed all keeps going well.

Comments (11)

dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States

beautiful detail here Fliss! never stood underneath -- an amazing angle that gives you splendid views of the Eiffel and the hotel's antiquated charm! marvelous!!

30 Sep 2008 6:52am

@dj.tigersprout: As fun as it is to see historical things around world, visit different states, countries etc you can't beat the fun of Vegas where anything can happen... an adults playground (then again 4 days is enough for me)

Linerberry from Sumner, Christchurch, New Zealand

Wow thats an incredible perspective Fliss...love it. i can't believe I've never been up here!

30 Sep 2008 6:52am

@Linerberry: The view is amazing from above... next time... I am going at night...

Anthony from Bielefeld, Germany

Again,only in America-the Eiffel tower in Las Vegas :-)
My daughter has just come back from France with a pile of photos from the real Eiffel tower,no casino though !!

30 Sep 2008 8:06am

@Anthony: Yep... only in America (though Vegas is fun).. only in America would you see a Pirate Ship, Gondola (and ride them), Eiffel Tower, Pyramid... the list is endless and all on one road... so much to see, do and photograph in Vegas.

grouser from Ludlow, United Kingdom

POV and the contrast between the steel and stone is terrific.

30 Sep 2008 10:32am

@grouser: I tell ya... I got a little dizzy and crinked neck looking up there... hehehe... I had never seen it from underneath before... (just wish it were the real one)