Photo Blog by the Antimuseum in Paris
Journal
Antimuseum photo blog
This photo blog is about Yann Gourvennec's random musings about photography, watercolours, his surroundings, life, philosophy and planet Earth
An Afternoon With Vincent Van Gogh
Here is an account of a lovely sunny afternoon in the country, at Auvers-sur-Oise, where Vincent Van Gogh lived and eventually, took his own...
Dutch angle and Dutch tulips
I love the odd Dutch Angle in my photos. It’s a different way of framing pictures and brings a bit of change compared to...
What Animal Are You?
What Animal Are You? Have you ever been asked, ‘What kind of animal would you be? Animals are everywhere, different species, shapes and colors....
The Effect of AI on Photography (and Beyond)
Will AI take over photography? Photography has been around for more than a century, the creativity and technicality are what keeps photographers in business....
How does Tilt Shift Work? The Miniature Effect
What is Tilt Shift Photography Tilt shift is a photography technique used to manipulate the subject of a photo and make it look toy-like...
Reflection on the Reflecting
Reflections A reflection, not in the metaphorical sense but in the physical sense, is a return of light waves from a surface that produces...
Opportunity, Transition, or Imprisonment?
Knock-Knock Opportunity, transitions, or imprisonment? Doors, first seen in Egypt in tombs in 300 B.C., thought to be an entrance to the afterlife. Doors...
Chinese New Year Pageant
Chinese New Year Pageant Each year, the Chinese New Year Pageant is even more beautiful than the year before. These photos from 2015 and...
The Antimuseum in Paris is Yann Gourvennec’s photo blog. It was created nearly 20 years ago as it started as a repository for his watercolours. Photography came a bit later even though Yann has practiced photography for as long as he can remember.
Why a photo blog?
This photo blog is a means for Yann to show his work as well as provide explanations on the various shots he has decided to share with you here. Wherever possible he adds historical and explanatory notes about the places and people that are depicted in theses stories.
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.
