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A Paris Cliche #1
I’ve resolved to get and about and photograph what could be perceived as Paris cliches for myself. The Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, they’ve all been photographed before, thousands of times, right? That thought alone has stopped me from attempting to capture them on film (well, digital). But something that I said on last week’s radio-show has made me think again - “photography is all about your own personal vision”. So it was that yesterday I spent a happy 5 hours or so wandering around the backstreets near the Louvre and Grand Palais, watching the last golden light of the day, before heading across the Seine for some night-shots of the river and the Musee D’Orsay. Just what the doctor ordered for a photographer suffering from stage-fright and photographer’s block, and just what I promised myself I would be regularly doing when we first dreamed of coming to Paris all those many months ago.
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#1 Nicholas
Hello Mark,
Also, with the WWW, you can share your 'Vision' with many people throughout the world. I have been averaging 30,000 unique views of my various posted images/galleries.
This beats leaving my 4x6 prints in a drawer once I showed them around.
And often it is the main reason to try to capture a certain moment. I am amazed that I can let that many people look into my viewfinder as I take a shot.
Thank for the 'Get up an Go!!
Regards, Nicholas
6:42 pm - Saturday, January 22, 2005
#2 Nicholas
Er.... That's 30,000 unique views Per Month.
6:45 pm - Saturday, January 22, 2005
#3 Herve
Love this shot, Mark, well done
2:59 pm - Monday, January 24, 2005
#4 Mark Goldstein
Thanks very much Herve!
5:51 pm - Monday, January 24, 2005