the Antimuseum in Paris (and beyond)
the antimuseum photo blog is authored by Yann Gourvennec @ygourven
I love sunflowers, and as we passed that field near Mirepoix in the South West of France, I couldn't resist the urge to take a few pictures, some of which will soon be used on my main blog (Visionary Marketing). This is an HDR shot made of 3 separate shots with different exposures.
A great classic, I hadn't taken pictures of the Arch of Triumph (Arc de Triomphe) since at least 1987 or 8. This is an HDR shot made of 3 bracketed shots taken in a fraction of a second; dodging the passing cars was a bit of a challenge. The lens is my fixed manual Nikkor... Continue Reading →
Ferme de Villetain, Paris Green Belt, 2013
Parisians are used to calling the Eiffel Tower, the Iron Lady, but as Britain mourned (or not) another Iron Lady recently, we might as well call it the Old Iron Lady. This HDR shot is made of 3 different exposures of the same photo.
Cité Universitaire (international off-campus students housing of the Paris university), 2013
You guys like HDR and Black & White photos. In this shot you get both for the price of one! Etang de Saclay; Jouy en Josas near Paris. Those artificial lakes were used in the seventeenth century in order to bring water to Versailles.
