Skip to content
No results
  • Home
  • Portfolios
    • Architecture Photography Portfolio
    • Corporate Portrait Photography
    • Landscape Photography Portfolio
    • Portfolio of event coverage in Paris
    • Sports Photography Portfolio
    • Street Photography Portfolio
  • Pricing
  • Photo services
    • Photo services
    • Singulart Galllery
  • Our Photo Studio
    • Studio portrait session, a pictorial guide
    • Our Paris Photo Studio
  • Photo blog
    • Photo blog
    • About anti-museums
  • About
    • Paris photography
    • About our gear
    • Contact
  • English
    • Français (French)
Yann Gourvennec – Photography
  • Home
  • Portfolios
    • Architecture Photography Portfolio
    • Corporate Portrait Photography
    • Landscape Photography Portfolio
    • Portfolio of event coverage in Paris
    • Sports Photography Portfolio
    • Street Photography Portfolio
  • Pricing
  • Photo services
    • Photo services
    • Singulart Galllery
  • Our Photo Studio
    • Studio portrait session, a pictorial guide
    • Our Paris Photo Studio
  • Photo blog
    • Photo blog
    • About anti-museums
  • About
    • Paris photography
    • About our gear
    • Contact
  • English
    • Français (French)
Yann Gourvennec – Photography
  • Black and White photos

Saint Germain-en-Laye in Black and White

Saint Germain

Saint Germain-en-Laye in Black and White I lived in Saint Germain for 15 years (with a few gaps here and there when I was in London and Beirut). Anybody who has lived there falls in love with that town, and…

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 17, 2013
  • 2 Comments
  • HDR photography

Seascape with Orange Boat in Arcachon (HDR)

With this picture, I used HDR to enhance the clouds of that Arcachon Seascape. The orange boat was there as a magnet, I couldn’t resist the shot at Pointe de l’Aiguillon, a fisherman’s spot further out of town. So, this…

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 17, 2013
  • Photography

Oh! buoy! Arcachon

I found these buoys in Arcachon, abandoned by the fishermen and ship builders, they were rotting away on the grass and barges. May 2013.

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 17, 2013
  • HDR photography

Arcachon Seascape at Sunset … Name Your Choice! – landscape or portrait, HDR or Non HDR? …

3 views of the same seascape in Arcachon, near Bordeaux. I’m torn on that issue. Should I use the portrait or landscape format? Should I keep the HDR or non HDR shots? I have decided to let you make that…

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 16, 2013
  • HDR photography

Last tango in Paris – Birhakeim bridge (B&W HDR)

If you are familiar with the Last Tango in Paris, the Brando film, then you shall recognise this place. Birhakeim bridge, Paris. 2013

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 15, 2013
  • Photography

shipwreck in Arcachon

Shipwreck in Arcachon. 2013

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 15, 2013
  • HDR photography

HDR or Not HDR … Oyster Racks in Arcachon

Oyster

You’ve probably noticed by now, that I like HDR photography … that is, as long as it’s not done to death. These things require nuance and savoir-faire to use a French expression. The following shots are taken from the seashore…

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 14, 2013
  • 4 Comments
  • Photography

toe in the water (b&w)

dipping a toe in the water … but not much more than that!

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 12, 2013
  • Architecture Photos, Photography

The largest glass building in Europe

So claims Sud Ouest, the huge glass building at the Bordeaux Railway station is an Eiffel structure made of glass, metal and wood; it is 279.60 m long, 55.89 m wide, and 36 m high. I believe that Crystal Palace…

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 11, 2013
  • Architecture Photos, Photography

the art deco clock (b&w)

As I was waiting for the train at the Bordeaux Railway Station, I spotted that beautiful clock. Although the station was completed in 1898, the numbering style on the dial would suggest that the clock is an art deco (1930s)…

  • Yann Gourvennec
  • May 11, 2013
  • 3 Comments
Prev
1 … 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 … 75
Next

Copyright © 2026 - Antimuseum.com - Yann Gourvennec Photography

Loading Comments...

You must be logged in to post a comment.

  • Français (French)
  • English