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Yann Gourvennec – Photography
  • Macro Photography, Photography

Poppy and Cornflower

Poppy, Picardy, 2012 Cornflower, Picardy, 2012

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • July 2, 2013
  • HDR photography

Damville Village Church – 16th Century – B&W (HDR and non HDR)

Picture 1 is a non HDR saturated B&W shot (a wee bit grainy) Shot no.2 is a black and white HDR picture made of 3 different shots. Damville is a village in upper Normandy.

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • July 1, 2013
  • 2 Comments
  • Architecture Photos, Color Photography, Photography

Black & White or Colour? Name your choice

Two version of the same shot in the little Normandy village of Damville. Name your choice: colour or black & white? Photo No.1 – B&W photography Photo No.2 – colour photography (poll expires after one week)

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • June 29, 2013
  • 2 Comments
  • Photography

In Memoriam – 1914-1918 – Suresnes American Cemetery

Mont Valérien, American Cemetery, Paris. April 2013

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • June 29, 2013
  • Architecture Photos, Photography

The Great War Museum in Meaux

The Great War (1914-1918) Museum in Meaux, near Paris, is a must-see. History is beautifully and minutely described amidst a setting of ultra modern architecture. Here are a few shots taken from my visit to that museum.

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • June 28, 2013
  • Color Photography, Photography

Colourful Scooter

That picture was taken a while back with my Sony DSLR in Marbella, Spain. 2011

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • June 23, 2013
  • Color Photography, Photography

Heavy Rain in Versailles

I took this picture 5 years ago on a humid May day on which we were organising a picnic in the park of the Chateau in Versailles. Although taken in low-light condition with my first Sony alpha 100 DSLR camera,…

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • June 22, 2013
  • Animal Photos, Color Photography, Macro Photography, Photography

flowers

Exotic flower 1 – Macro photography. Auteuil, 2012 Not so exotic flower – macro photography. Amiens. 2012

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • June 19, 2013
  • 3 Comments
  • Architecture Photos, Night Photography, Photography

Champs Elysees – Trailing Lights (2)

Here is the remainder of my Saturday night pictures of trailing lights at the Arc de Triomphe: One of my favourites. As cabs were passing by, a mixture of green and red lights. This dude looked really cool, and I…

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • June 18, 2013
  • 2 Comments
  • Animal Photos, Architecture Photos, Photography

Lions and Eagles

Emperors do like their lions and eagles. This little beast can be seen on lampposts all around the square. Now, the funny thing is that this Arch was designed for the benefit of Boney I (he even wanted 4 of…

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • June 18, 2013
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