The Louvre Museum, Paris. This is the crowd to see the Mona Lisa on a Monday at ~5pm. For me this madness was a much more interesting subject than the painting itself.
A7RIII, Voigtlander 15mm, 5-second exposure.
Camera supports are not allowed here so I braced myself against the wall and went for it. I was almost finished when a guy with a Nikon made his way to front & center and, lucky for me, stayed locked on Mona for my entire 5 seconds. Click…
AGeoJO wrote:
Two deserted alleys but separated by a few thousands of miles; the one aspect they have in common here is processed in B&W 😜...
Beautiful B&W shots, Joshua. When I go to Europe, my favorite subjects are the narrow streets and old towns, the palaces and cathedrals are interesting to visit but they don't appeal to me like old small towns.
Douglas L wrote:
Beautiful B&W shots, Joshua. When I go to Europe, my favorite subjects are the narrow streets and old towns, the palaces and cathedrals are interesting to visit but they don't appeal to me like old small towns.
Douglas L wrote:
Beautiful B&W shots, Joshua. When I go to Europe, my favorite subjects are the narrow streets and old towns, the palaces and cathedrals are interesting to visit but they don't appeal to me like old small towns.
Last installment from the airshow last Sunday.
Thank you very much, Dough! Another jaw-dropping set you got there but the first one is extra sweet!
Peire wrote:
Thank you Bill.I still prefer freedom of handheld shots,but monopod is likely in the near future.
Piotr, if you decide to go the monopod route, both Wimberley and Leofoto and maybe others, too, make a monopod gimbal head that I highly recommend. It makes your life easier using that. I prefer to use my long lens on a tripod with a full fledge gimbal head but at the very least, I am using a monopod plus monopod gimbal head. Tough to be old...
