Remember Paris - show us pics

[marcr1230]

scan100228-038 by marc1230, on Flickr

 

[loungelover]

eifel-tower-and-sun by loungelover31, on Flickr


louvre-5 by loungelover31, on Flickr



louvre-3 by loungelover31, on Flickr


louvre-2 by loungelover31, on Flickr




eifel-tower-and-sun by loungelover31, on Flickr



eifel-tower by loungelover31, on Flickr


fed 3 / industar 61.
B&W FP4+ scans from negatives.
Colour on fujicolor 200 and expired 400 cant remember which was which (poor) scans from prints


we were planning on going to Vienna but the volcano thing happened so we drove down to paris insted

 

[sirius]

Here's a slideshow of my photos of paris. cheers

http://www.flickr.com/search/show/?q=paris&w=78839941%40N00

 

[le vrai rdu]

Eiffel not eifel

 

[Ben B.]

Beaubourg, behind the scene...

 

[le vrai rdu]

quai de seine près du pont des arts

contax G biogon 28mm

 

[SolaresLarrave]

sacré coeur, louvres, jardin albert kahn, luxembourg, le panthéon (you can go on top of it), la sainte chapelle, parc des buttes chaumont , les bassins de la vilette, musée de la vir romantique, tour eiffel, rue mouffetard , jardin des plantes are nice places to hang around

Wow... I have been to most of those places... And the one I liked the very best was Rue Mouffetard. That was long before my photographic days...

My dream: go back with my M3 system (Summicron 50mm and Elmar 90mm, both collapsible), and a bunch of color print film and Agfa APX.

Beware: there's legislation known as "le droit a l'image" that may not be favorable to photographers... Or at least, I read about it in P.net a long time ago.

 

[le vrai rdu]

"droit à l'image" is a kind of myth people refer cause they heard it on the radio

In case of trouble discuss with people; anyway we french can be quite rude so don't worry too much

 

[kdemas]

A cold February night.

A taste of Old Paris.

 

[SolaresLarrave]

"droit à l'image" is a kind of myth people refer cause they heard it on the radio

In case of trouble discuss with people; anyway we french can be quite rude so don't worry too much

We'll, true king... you're right. Immediately after posting I googled the term and came up with a lot of hogwash. Hence, ditch the notion and ask before tripping the shutter.

These are cases in which previous training of your hipshot technique comes in handy.

 

[The Standard Deviant]

Ateliers de réparation by A.G.W, on Flickr

 

[Lss]

Rainy days and sunny days in Paris:

Some others here.

 

[alexnotalex]

Aah Paris
A stroll through the Marais

looking up Rue de Rivoli (rue de Ravioli)

Alice with Paris in her eyes

one more night shot before bed, heureux

::sighs::

 

[jpa66]

Here are three from this past May. Sorry - all from a Rollei. I didn't seem to take very many shots in Paris with my Bessa.

 

[jpa66]

Sug - I love your photos of Paris! I'm curious to know what film that you shot them on?

 

[pixelatedscraps]

Sometimes you get lost inside an image, forgetting for a moment exactly what it was that first grabbed you; is it the person, the colors (or lack of?), the contrast or texture; and then you try and regain it, searching slowly for that one particular element which screams at you.

Or not.

In which case you click on past to the next image, the ghost of its predecessor falling ever so delicately in a cascade of zeroes and ones.

Taken somewhere lost in Le Marais, with a Mamiya 6, a 50/4 and a roll of Ilford Delta 100.

 

[russelljtdyer]

My daughter and I went in June for four days. Besides the usual places (Eifel tower, Nortre Dame Cathedral, Louvre, etc), I'd recommend the Rodin Museum, the Shakespeare and Company bookstore, and the Luxembourg park.

This is my daughter.

This was taken in the Rodin museum.

That's me with the blue jacket and Domke bag in front of the English bookstore.

This shot was taken in Luxembourg park.