Dr. Cho;
Well, these are wonderful pictures.
You brought up the lively colors of the bridge structures nicely.
It was a good thing that it was cloudy when you took the picture.
By the time when you took the pictures at Luvre, the sky was clear to show the setting sun.
Actually, they are better than some postcard pictures.
It's nice to have your own artistic pictures on our website.
Thank you !!

Wonderful pictures.
I like the third and the fourth ones.
Great photographer and camera as well !
Thanks.

Thanks to both of you!
We were there 2 weeks ago, with Trafalga tour group.
It was very difficult to have free time from the group when the light was good for pictures.
These were some of the lucky shots.

In this particular case, it's the photographer, not the camera !! ㅎ, ㅎ, ㅎ.
I am pretty sure about that. He could have done it with any camera.
It's because I have known the photographer, Dr. Cho, very well and for a long time.

By the way, here's my processed version of the 5th picture.

Hello, 운영자 님 !
You have done it very nicely. Image is more striking!
Thank you.

Beautiful photos from Paris!
How did you eliminate the tourists, Dr. Cho?
Or, were you simply lucky to be at the right place
at the right time for the shots?

Dear WM,
Don't get me wrong.
I think the photography is done fantastically.
Just fabulous!
Happened to know that the camera he uses is my dream one.
That's all.
*****
My compliments to you Dr. Cho!
Thanks.

On the first picture, sideview of the Alexander III bridge, people didn't show up but cars were showing up.
So, I had to make sure there were no cars in it.

For second one, it took long time for me to compose images with as little people as possible.
I took some 20 pictures of same scene to avoid people.
Even then, I had to remove some people in the Photoshop later.

At Louvre Museum, the museum closed at 6PM, the local tme was 8:45PM when I took these pictures and
there were not many people left.
The museum also turned off water fountain when they closed the place and you can see empty water pipes in the
foreground of image #4. 
I was hoping the water fountain was on when I went there.  It was a big let down.

As for tall 2 Eiffel tower shots, I took them from a brigde on River Seine at least half mile away.

I was desperate to get decent pictures from Paris. I spent 1 morning and 2 evening hours for these pictures.
I hope this answers Mrs. Cho's question.

Thank you very much for your comment.

Enjoyed Paris trip, free,  by your wonderful pictures, sun-bae-nim.

야경이 매우 인상 깊으네!
도둑놈들 조심하고!
거기 수많은 박물관중 로댕 박발물관 들리면
자네 밤세워야 할기라!

이 듀피 란 사람이 파리의 5 월 달 야경을 어덯게 그렷을찌 궁금히네!

 

파리의 소매치기들은 예나지금이나 마찬가지입디다.
에펠탑의 마지막 사진을 찍고 밤 10시 반이 넘어 나오는데
누가 내뒷주머니를 만지길레 확 돌아섰더니
떼거지로 나를 둘러 쌋던 사람들 중에서
한 청년이 "I am sorry"라고 합디다. 불어가 아니고 영어로---.
알수가없어서---.
10년전쯤 처음같을때엔 같이 간사람이 당할뻔 하였는데.

그런데 민대감 안영하시고?

위의 그림도 좋아 보입니다.
에펠탑야경도 달라젔답니다.
꼭대기에 search light같은 것도 달고
빤짝거리는 힌색등을 사용해서 거대한 보석 덩이같이 보이게도 장치하여
가끔 조명을 바꾸기도 합디다.  

 

Raoul Dufy

이사람운  한참 인상파가 유행할때,  경쾌한 칠치로
사람의 마음을 잡은 사람

시원한 그림이라 좋아하지요.

 

 

무슨 수를 써야 사진으로 이런 기분으을 표현할쑤있을찌?

filter 를 여러개 쓰고 photo shop에서 대수술을 감행?

파리여행에서 멎진 작품을 건지신것에 축하를 드립니다. 규정

황선생님 고맙고요.

회화와 사진을 비교해서 많이 생각해 본답니다.

사진으로만 가능한 경우도 있고
사진으로 찍어 photoshop을 써서 미적감각을 돋을수 있는 방법도 있긴하지만
일반적으로 예술적인 면에서 회화가 사진보다 많이 앞서 간다고 생각합니다.

예를 들어 위 Dufy의 그림중 마지막 작풍의 경쾌한 기분도 사진으로 살릴수는 있겠지만
그 과정이 너무 복잡해서 I will never try it!