monochromejrnl
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just got back from a week in Paris and I'm slowly sorting through 12 rolls of film... didn't shoot as much as I would have liked, but it was overcast and or raining most days ... here are a few of my favourites from the first three rolls I've gone through...
Jan Van Laethem
Nikkor. What else?
These are great pictures, you have captured the spirit of Paris very well. I have visited Paris on numerous occasions, it is such a nice city to photograph, espcially when you wander off the typical tourist tracks. I especially like the staircase picture (the last but one picture you posted). I look forward to seeing more pictures. Congratulations.
regards
Jan
regards
Jan
rolleistef
Well-known
funny... foreigners and tourists do things we parisiens would never dare to do... nice series!
hlockwood
Well-known
monochromejrnl said:
Great shots; great texture.
Show us more when they become available.
Harry
Vics
Veteran
These pictures are KILLING me! My wife & I will make our sixth visit to Paris this Fall. Man! Do I love that town! Great fun shooting there. Beutiful pictures. Keep them coming!
Vic
Vic
Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
LOLrolleistef said:
Et d'aller a Starbucks ou MacDo, sa ce discute eh?
I agree, about the series. I recognize most of the places, except the staircase; I thought that was at Fondation HCB, but they weren't spirals...
adonf
Member
Well, you must not remember wellGabriel M.A. said:
It is indeed there Gabriel M.A. said:
Les MacDo et Starbucks sont toujours pleins de parisiens Lol !
@Monochromjnrl > I hope the bad weather didn't prevent you from enjoying your trip ! Aren't 12 films enough ???
Nice pictures you did BTW, and just like Rolleistef says, the kind of picture we don't 'try' to do. I guess Willy Ronis, Doisneau, Brassaï and Co. are a too strong heritage for us ! It's always interesting and refreshing to see foreigners' vision of your own city. Post more !
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Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
Really? Man, the time zone is rotting my brain. :bang:adonf said:Well, you must not remember well
Bingley
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Beautiful pictures of timeless scenes, and a nice lens you've got there too!
kdemas
Enjoy Life.
Foundation Henri Cartier Bresson?
Foundation Henri Cartier Bresson?
I believe that staircase picture is from the Foundation Henri Cartier Bresson, correct? If not, that's what the stairs look like there
Nice shots. I always enjoy the casual shots from in front of the Louvre, I spend a fair amount of time there when in Paris (Good old Cafe Marly).
Out of interest, what film were you using?
Kent
Foundation Henri Cartier Bresson?
I believe that staircase picture is from the Foundation Henri Cartier Bresson, correct? If not, that's what the stairs look like there
Nice shots. I always enjoy the casual shots from in front of the Louvre, I spend a fair amount of time there when in Paris (Good old Cafe Marly).
Out of interest, what film were you using?
Kent
jayjee
smile
awesome! it feels like i'm back in paris all over again
raid
Dad Photographer
The photos are beautiful, and they capture very well the Paris atmosphere. The lens is obviously a nice one. I once tested such a lens and I liked it.
Florian1234
it's just hide and seek
Really beuatiful photos! I was only for one day in Paris back in 2005, but enjoyed every second of it. Hope to get back there someday.
Please drop a line about the film you used and your settings. Would be interesting.
Please drop a line about the film you used and your settings. Would be interesting.