I just love to get my long exposure photography on, particularly in Paris. There’s just something about being out early in the morning, before the crowds, finding a composition that I like, setting up and slowing down, taking in the sounds and sights with this iconic city laid out at my feet, and having it almost to myself. Some of my most memorable Paris moments have been spent doing exactly this.
Pont Neuf and the Isle de la Citie from Pont Des Arts.
Pont des Arts
Luxembourg Palace
The Pantheon.
Notre Dame Cathedral shrouded in scaffolding.
The Palace of Justice.
Pont Neuf and the Eiffel Tower.
Looking down river towards Notre Dame Cathedral from Pont de la Concorde.
Turn 180 degree’s on Pont de la Concorde from the previous frame and this is the view. Paris, laid out at my feet in every direction and hardly a person in sight!
The Eiffel Tower in the blue hour, shot from the 58th floor viewing deck of the Montparnasse Tower.