I will try to caption most of them, but most are self explanatory.
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| This was the view from the apartment we stayed in. Terrible, right? |
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| "Here, everything is good." |
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| Spotted: Les Halles under construction. |
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| As usual, the tree was breathtaking. |
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| Opera |
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| The terrible, terrible lighting of Paris (sarcasm). |
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| Christmas everywhere. |
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| I don't know why, but it's impossible to get a good shot of the Tower as it sparkles. |
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| Arrival in Olonne sur mer. Pas mal. |
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| I made him do this for the photo. |
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| Let them eat crepe. |
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| Across the harbor, la Chaume. |
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| Love pigeons. |
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| Christmas dinner. |
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| Escargots. |
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| Going. |
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| Going. |
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| Going. |
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| Gone. |
5 comments:
Very lovely! Is the weird focus in some of them an effect of your new camera or photo shop?
Yeah, the new camera has a couple of fun settings that I am obviously pretty fond of. :)
Great shots! My favourite ones are the pigeons (I ♥ pigeons and hate when people call them disgusting), and the shots of the beach/sea.
What kind of camera did you take them with? I love playing around with the features on mine...it makes me look a lot more talented than I am :p
I loved that photo of the pigeons! The camera has 20x zoom or it would have never looked like that! (They were so sweet.)
I got a Panasonic Lumix with a leica lense. It's not very intuitive, actually but once you learn it it's got some neat settings. The evening beach shots were mostly taken with the "sunset" setting, but I am really fond of the "toy" setting (which is kind of pinhole/instagram-ish) and the miniature (most of the shots at la Chaume). That one really does make things look miniature somehow! lol
The photos are beautiful! As someone who has never dreamed of going to Paris - as you know, your posts about Paris always make me think...maybe I should?
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