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Friday, May 16, 2008

Basilique Sacré-Coeur, Paris



I'll admit I fell in love with Sacre Coeur the day we visited it in Paris. While I could give the tourist trap parts of Montmartre a big miss, Sacre Coeur is magnificent. It stands tall over Paris and it's such a beautiful building.

We were so lucky to be there on a day when cute little puff ball clouds dotted the sky. It was a scene that called out for my fish eye lens. I love this lens. It has such a wide angle that it sees so much - more than the human eye can in terms of angle, and it does funky things to buildings at the very edge of the image. With it you have so much creative potential that it's worth lugging it around for 3 days and only using it a couple of times.

This image is here for Andrew Chow whom I met on a flight recently from Orlando to Los Angeles. We got talking - he was from Hong Kong originally so we had plenty to talk about and he was checking out some of my photos when I was organizing them. He really liked the ones of Montmartre.. so this is for you Andrew.. Enjoy!

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3 Comments:

At May 30, 2008 at 11:29 AM , Blogger Laura said...

I still remember climbing up ALL those stairs for the first time when I was 17 years old. It was worth it thought in the end. A beautiful church with amazing views. :)

 
At October 7, 2008 at 8:34 PM , Blogger Unknown said...

Helen,
I just love how you present your photography...do you have someplace that shows us how to do this

 
At October 7, 2008 at 9:05 PM , Blogger Jane said...

Thank you so much Cindy. I love how the presentation really makes these images.

Now, I do have a solution for you. I recently guest blogged for Darren Rouse on his Digital Photography School blog and explained how to do this. Visit his site here to see how easy it is: Show your photos like the Pros

 

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