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Antimuseum photo blog
This photo blog is about Yann Gourvennec's random musings about photography, watercolours, his surroundings, life, philosophy and planet Earth
Studio portraits: shaping a relationship with light
Studio portraits are sometimes a bit of a challenge. They are part of these thing that look simple and straightforward and are anything but...
Doing differently: adapting to the snow storm
Today’s daily writing prompt is ‘What could you do differently?’ but right now it’s more like ‘What must you do differently?’ Doing differently: adapting...
A tourist’s look at the Eiffel Tower
Finding a subject for a tourist’s look at the Eiffel Tower doesn’t require much effort. Since I’ve remained one in my own city, I’m...
What Makes a Successful Professional Studio Headshot?
Professional studio headshot photography needs to match certain specific criteria if you want it to be successful. In this article, I’ve summarised some of...
High-Speed Photography: Capturing the Fountain of Explorers
No digital trickery, computer doctoring, or AI nonsense on this High-speed photography shot of the Fountain of Explorers – just a slight crop on...
Monument to French Mothers: a Controversial Parisian Tribute
The Monument to French Mothers is one of these places in Paris that tourist circuits and guidebooks are overlooking. Tucked away in its namesake garden...
Light Painting in a Paris Tunnel
Miguel Couturier from OI-Paris.com organised a light painting photography session in one of the abandoned tunnels of the Petite Ceinture airway network in Paris....
Can Poetry Exist Beyond Words?
On Saturday evening, we went to see and listen to our friends Dario Costa and Jean-Louis Baille in “An Interview with Joseph Java”, a...
Lorient Submarine base, bunkers, WWII relics and flip flops
Lorient ‘La Base’, aka Lorient Submarine Base is a major historical site built by the German army between 1941 and 1944 during World War II...
Pointillism Painting With My Camera
Pointillism is, according to Sotheby’s, ‘a revolutionary painting technique pioneered by Georges Seurat and Paul Signac in Paris in the mid-1880s. Yesterday, I discovered it...
Exploring Europe through my lens
I have been studying abroad in Europe for the past 3 months and here are some highlights of trips I have taken. I have...
Low Light Shooting Session
Low Light Photography can be challenging but, as shown in this late evening shooting session, you can still get pretty good results if you...
Why a photo blog?
The Antimuseum in Paris and Beyond is a photography blog. It is the photography blog of Yann Gourvennec, an artist and photographer with a passion for visual art. It was created almost two decades ago, initially as a platform to showcase his watercolours. However, photography quickly took over, as the author has always been a photographer at heart, for as long as he can remember.
Why a photography blog on Antimuseum.com?
Why a photography blog, you ask? The answer is simple. This blog gives Yann Gourvennec photography a platform to showcase his work to as many people as possible. This photo blog doesn’t just display his latest shots. It also provides detailed explanations of each image, telling stories that are sometimes humorous, sometimes simply explanatory. In this blog, the author, sometimes assisted by a few interns, most of whom are American, endeavours to add historical and descriptive information about the places and people depicted in these photographic narratives, whenever possible.
The Photo Blog of a Professional Photographer
Yann Gourvennec is not only a passionate photographer, he is also a professional portrait photographer. You can view his work as a portrait photographer on the dedicated page of his photo studio.
This studio, located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, rue Desnouettes, is a space dedicated to professional photography, aimed at businesses and freelancers.
MYRIAD PHOTOGRAPHIC GENRES
In addition to his work as a portrait photographer, Yann Gourvennec also explores a variety of other photographic genres. Street photography and urban landscapes, portraits of people and landscapes, as well as still lifes are all subjects covered on this blog. Each image has its own story, representing a moment frozen in time by the shutter.
Antimuseum.com, the anti-museum in Paris and beyond is more than just a photography blog. It’s an online gallery, a living showcase for the blogger’s work and passion for photography. A place where each photo speaks for itself and conveys its truth. And who knows, maybe readers will even find inspiration for their own photographic or personal adventures.
Antimuseum is a place where visitors are invited to share their passion for photography through the eyes of the photographer.
You can catch a glimpse of his work as a professional portrait photographer on the photo studio page. The studio is located in the 15th district of Paris, France. Antimuseum is operated by Visionary Marketing
