By the way, all of my Paris photos are available to be purchased as prints. I've started listing a few on Etsy but just give me a holler if you'd like any of the ones I've posted on here. Merci! :)
Jun 18, 2012
Paris scenes on film
For having only shot two rolls on film on Paris, I sure eked out a hefty number of blog posts. Bear with me for this somewhat miscellaneous photo dump of Paris scenes. Although I friggin' love NYC, Paris sure makes NYC buildings and apartments look downright ugly. We've got lots of brick, but they have this beautiful cream-grey stone. Every street way I looked down was another photo to be made.
By the way, all of my Paris photos are available to be purchased as prints. I've started listing a few on Etsy but just give me a holler if you'd like any of the ones I've posted on here. Merci! :)
By the way, all of my Paris photos are available to be purchased as prints. I've started listing a few on Etsy but just give me a holler if you'd like any of the ones I've posted on here. Merci! :)
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Awesome shots, love those creamy tones. I can't wait to visit Paris this winter.
ReplyDeletedying to visit.
ReplyDeleteman, i need to move to paris. like now.
ReplyDeletenow i want to visit Paris again, lovely photos, Alice ! : ))
ReplyDeleteYour stunning photos are making me dream of Paris!! Totally inspired by you to go one day!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adore the last two photographs. I had booked a trip to Paris in April but had to cancelled it the last minute, so I truly enjoy visiting Paris through your lens.
ReplyDeleteI'm a big film guru myself :) I was just wondering what camera you were using? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi, Sophie! These were taken with the Contax 645.
Deleteyour images! i'm swooooooning.
ReplyDeleteyou're an inspiration to me.
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I'm taking a trip to New York this summer and was wondering how traveling with film works? I heard somewhere that airport security (x-rays) damage film or something so am kind of worried of something bad happening! Would love if you could let me know! :) Beautiful photos by the way!
ReplyDeleteYou usually don't have to worry about film through x-rays unless you're travelling with ISO 800 speed and higher. If you're extra paranoid, you can have them handcheck it and usually they agree to.
DeleteOkay, thank you! :) Just wanted to make sure everything would be alright! :D
DeleteBeautiful! I don't know how you kept it down to 2 rolls of film. I'm going to Rome in October and I already know I'm going to come back with 10+ rolls! The light in Paris looks incredibly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh! You went to L'Orangerie - I love that place. Lovely photos as always :)
ReplyDeleteyour film photography looks like it is digital. it's just so perfect. it seems like no matter in what direction you walk in paris, there's always something to discover.
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Gorgeous captures! The one with bicycles is my pick of the lot. :-)
ReplyDeleteAlice, your photos are breathtaking! I used to go to a local cafe, buy an espresso and croissant and sit there to people watch for hours. I can't agree more about the architecture. In a way, they remind me of London too except it's more vibrant and crowded here.
ReplyDeleteAwwww this is SO beautiful! Now I want to go to Paris. Beautiful! Love the composition, Alice!
ReplyDeleteThese are the most beautiful shots of Paris! Amazing!!!
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Oh these photos make me want to visit Paris again! Such a pretty place!
ReplyDeleteThe light from the street is just amazing.
ReplyDeletelovely to see Paris through your eyes!
ReplyDeletewhat kind of film did you use? these are just breathtaking and so fresh!
ReplyDeleteI think there's some Portra 400 and some Portra 160 in there. Thanks!
Deletethanks!!
Deleteso gorgeous
ReplyDeleteParis is probably on my list of top 3 favorite cities of all time :) If you liked Paris, you'll really love Rome! These photos are beautiful, and really take me back to La Ville-Lumière. Thanks for sharing all of them, Alice!
ReplyDeleteso, so beautiful! love the street shot with the burst of light.
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