More shots from Paris, France. You'll be glad to know that this is the final few shots from the Paris set which can be viewed here in full.
Street photography out and about in London and other locations around the world.
Showing posts with label canon 550d. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canon 550d. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Paris Street Photography Part 10
Labels:
17-55,
abtin-e,
candid portraiture,
canon,
canon 550d,
Cenre Pompidou,
city,
commuters,
f/2.8,
f2.5,
France,
gf3,
Metro,
panasonic,
Paris,
RAW,
Street Photography
Location:
Paris, France
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Paris Street Photography Part 9
Labels:
17-55,
abtin-e,
candid portraiture,
canon,
canon 550d,
Cenre Pompidou,
city,
commuters,
f/2.8,
f2.5,
France,
gf3,
Metro,
panasonic,
Paris,
RAW,
Street Photography
Location:
Paris, France
Saturday, 14 January 2012
Paris Street Photography Part 8
Labels:
17-55,
abtin-e,
candid portraiture,
canon,
canon 550d,
Cenre Pompidou,
city,
commuters,
f/2.8,
f2.5,
France,
gf3,
Metro,
panasonic,
Paris,
RAW,
Street Photography
Location:
Paris, France
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Paris Street Photography Part 7
Labels:
17-55,
abtin-e,
candid portraiture,
canon,
canon 550d,
Cenre Pompidou,
city,
commuters,
f/2.8,
France,
Metro,
Paris,
RAW,
Street Photography
Location:
Paris, France
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Yayoi Kusama @ Cenre Pompidou
As you all know I was in Paris over the Xmas period. During this time I had the opportunity to visit many museums and in particular my favourite modern art museum in Paris, the Centre Pompidou. It just happened that there was a Yayoi Kasuma exhibition on while I was there. Now, if you haven't heard of her, she's one of the most famous female Japanese artists and one of my personal favourite. A common theme of her work is obsessive repetition, and patterns, which of course creates a very striking subject for photography.
Anyhow, I managed to take some shots of her work in exhibition, capturing the public interaction with her work. I purposely tried to create a high speed film look through my processing as unfortunately I did not have my film cameras with me at the time.
I just hope I don't get sued by her or the Centre Pompidou's legal teams.
Enjoy.
Anyhow, I managed to take some shots of her work in exhibition, capturing the public interaction with her work. I purposely tried to create a high speed film look through my processing as unfortunately I did not have my film cameras with me at the time.
I just hope I don't get sued by her or the Centre Pompidou's legal teams.
Enjoy.
There's a rare appearance by yours truly in one of the photos, see if you can spot it. Answers on the back of a self addressed post card etc etc.
Labels:
abtin-e,
art,
Artist,
canon,
canon 550d,
Cenre Pompidou,
f/2.8,
France,
Japanese,
Paris,
Yayoi Kusama
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