Tourists,...Sacre Coeur

[Brian Moore]

Canon F1 and Canon 28mm lens with yellow filter. Processed in Rodinal.

Couple Looking

2nd Couple Looking

Their View

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Sacra-bleu Brian!

I love the idea of the first two - having the same setting yet different people in frame each time

 

[Brian Moore]

Thank you, Chris. Much appreciated.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

What Chris said. You'll have to go back and do a proper series

 

[Paul Lange]

Yeah, What Rob said Chris said! Really good idea and nice choice of subjects too.

 

[Brian Moore]

What Chris said. You'll have to go back and do a proper series

Thanks Rob. That's a great idea.

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Yeah, What Rob said Chris said! Really good idea and nice choice of subjects too.

Thank you, Paul.

I have to go back to Paris anyway. Somebody told me that no matter where you dine in Paris the house wine is always good. However, I have yet to see any hard evidence of this,...no documentation to prove it. So I decided to try all the house wines in the city. Unfortunately, I didn't make it to all the cafes and restaurants during my three days there. It seems such an exaggerated claim that I think someone should take responsibility for finding out if its true. So when I go back I'll take a few snapshots too.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

As mentioned, the first two loved the idea. I've just done a five minute shoot a few days ago sitting in the same spot. An online student artist via the Guardian, wanted photographers to sit in a spot for five minutes and send in the photographs of the people who passed that spot over the allotted time.

Nice one Brian, your view is from a great perspective.

 

[Brian Moore]

As mentioned, the first two loved the idea. I've just done a five minute shoot a few days ago sitting in the same spot. An online student artist via the Guardian, wanted photographers to sit in a spot for five minutes and send in the photographs of the people who passed that spot over the allotted time.

Nice one Brian, your view is from a great perspective.

Thanks a lot, Julian.

 

[Pete Askew]

I knew I had a shot of that view somewhere!

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