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01-JUN-2009	Marc

Paris est toujours Paris - Marc (Cynops)

Paris - From the Alexandre III bridge

Olympus E-3 ,Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 12-60mm f2.8-4.0 SWD
13s f/13.0 at 26.0mm iso100 full exif

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Guest		09-Jun-2009 10:41
Fabulous! The lights and reflections, the touch of a moon, the panoramic view of the city - they're wonderful elements. Brenda

Guest		08-Jun-2009 19:01
Lovely stuff. Haven't been to Paris for a few years now, seeing this shots makes me want to jump on Eurostar and head there for a long weekend. Maybe I should ask the wife to join me too :-)

Olympus DSLR Challenge		07-Jun-2009 06:55
Gorgeous series Marc. Decidely, we have to travel to Paris one day... endika

Miroslav Kral		04-Jun-2009 14:08
LOL, Mark, if something is rusty, that would be Me. It seems I misunderstood, but not because of your English, which is surely better than Mine.

Mark		04-Jun-2009 01:55
Marc, spectacular photo, especially if you held that at 13s with no tripod... I loved your series in the other post.

Mark		04-Jun-2009 01:55
Marc, spectular photo, especially if you held that at 13s with no tripod... I loved your series in the other post.

Geophoto		03-Jun-2009 19:12
The lights in the water are like pillars. And I agree with Miroslav, the star-effect of the lights looks great. A wonderful picture.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		03-Jun-2009 18:36
Spectacular. When I look this photo I have a great desire to do a trip to Paris, which is a city where I haven't ever been: I think we're going to save and... Marimontse

Guest		03-Jun-2009 17:48
Thanks Miro. I did actually have a tripod (compulsory for this !). What i said in the dpr thread is that next time, i'll take fewer lenses for such a walk, on top of the tripod i already brought for this evenT; maybe you misunderstood my (rusty) english. Marc

Miroslav Kral		02-Jun-2009 21:29
Love this one too, especially star effect on the lights. F:13 is nice for that. Brave, consider you didn't have your tripod with you. Yes, I have read your thread on the DPR.