Eiffel Tower Photo

Photographer’s Note

Details from the Eiffel Tower
A very dull and rainy day; so the descision was quite easy to convert to b & w. There are lots of shots upward and downward, so I took one of the pillars

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Yannick31 (913) 2004-09-17 4:57

Salut, cadre bien sympathique bien qu’un peu sombre.
Une petite faute sur le nom de madame la tour de fer fraçaise !
Eiffel prend deux F.
Merci

Hello, image well sympathetic nerve although a little sinks. A small fault on the name of Madam the French iron tower! Eiffel takes two F Merci

yeye47 (100) 2004-09-17 5:13

It's a nice view, it's pity the pillar is not exactly in the middle of the photograph... I've made a similar few monthes ago http://yeye2.site.voila.fr/paris/image012.htm

avis2avis (4244) 2004-09-17 5:14

A very unusual and interesting way to shoot the eifel tower. good choice of BW. I like this a lot.

centurion (0) 2004-09-17 6:17

Very unusual, but original angle of view. Very well done Knut. Radu.

Ebbe (9571) 2004-09-17 12:40

A fine cropped out detail of the lady. I like the hard graphic impact you gave it. Centered composition is a must here.

elihesamian (26091) 2004-09-18 4:11

Hi Knut
Glad to see you with this great symmetrical shot,I like it,in a fine way you cropped it.and trees in bottom give a soft feeling to hard lines of tower,great in B&W,well worked,and composed,Thanks for posting.
Sincerely
Mohammad

bibiweb (8) 2004-09-20 11:37

Originale cette prise de vue!
L'effet mirroir est parfait... heureusment qu'il y a les arbres au pied pour montrer que ce n'est pas un résultat obtenu par PhotoShop ;-)

venne (2759) 2004-10-14 10:19

Very well done, even in B/W. Bien vu pour ce pied.

virginia (495) 2004-10-15 15:12

fantastic angle of view and textures

gaetanche (815) 2004-10-17 1:20

Very nice and creative photo of Eiffel Tower. Good choice of using B/W. Congratulation for an original work.

colinbrenchley (6133) 2004-11-09 14:08

B&W has made this photo and proves that you should never put your camera away in poor weather. You have capyured a slight different viewpoint of what must be one of the most photographed objects in the world.

mustafatavsiz (224) 2004-11-16 13:59