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mehran chitsaz 5 months ago

wow . very nice

Büsra AKKAS 1 year ago

i will be in Paris on 9th May; hope i can take photos as well as yours; thats great!! Cong. :)

Fernand Hick 1 year ago

Bien vu...! J'aime beaucoup cet autre regard sur la Tour Effel...

Guillaume Vigoureux Ce compliment me va droit au coeur. Merci Fernand.

Charlie Packard 1 year ago

Haven't seen that angle before...a very good composition!

Guillaume Vigoureux Thanks Charlie.

Eric Frey 1 year ago

Grande classe ! Bravo Guillaume

Guillaume Vigoureux Merci Eric :)

kostas 1 year ago

Nice one!

Guillaume Vigoureux Thanks !

Dragan M. Babovic 1 year ago

excellent composition with so many layers in deep of field.

Guillaume Vigoureux Thank you again Dragan :)

Jeannette Oerlemans 1 year ago

Great! I saw him in the sreening! Congratulations!

Guillaume Vigoureux Many thanks Jeannette !

Fadi Tarawneh 1 year ago

Ok then, I will be blunt here and say that I find this a cliche. I am sorry, but this is the image I see on Paris guide books. I am not a fan of the sky neither nor do I find the composition that effective. Guillaume, I do not want to sound rude and I just wish to tell you what I think about it, this is only my personal view on it and not judging in any way.

It does remind me of the Lonely planet Paris cover, though the cloros in that one does make it more atmospheric.

http://multimedia.fnac.com/multimedia/images_produits/ZoomPE/7/0/5/9781740598507.jpg

Guillaume Vigoureux No harm done Fadi :) I understand what you mean though I find it a bit awkward to compare it to the Lonely Planet cover (thank you for the link).
The composition seems to be the same but why only frame the buttocks of the statue ?! :) My aim was simply to picture a love feeling between the statue and the tower and I found that b&w suited best here.

Fadi Tarawneh Salut Guillaume, votre response faite moi heureuse...
By all means I did not mean just framing the bottom, what I was aiming was color and mood that I find hard to experience in your take especially for a a love feeling between a statue and a tower.

Richard Spurdens 1 year ago

Well seen

Guillaume Vigoureux Thank you.

HildeG 1 year ago

this is really good!!!

Guillaume Vigoureux Thank you Hilde. I just saw your latest photo and I like it a lot. It reminds me some photos of Vincent Munier, a famous french wildlife photographer.