The apple that did not astonish Paris.

[sajith]

Comments

[sunson]

Brilliant. I can't help avoid my brain from auto-loading of a few powerful pics of Mr.Henri Cartier Bressons.:)

[sajith]

Thank you! I'm inspired alright, but nothing I ever do will come anywhere close to what the masters have already done. No? :)

[psasidhar]

Hey, I am in Paris now. :)

[sajith]

Bonjour, then. :) Have a good time -- hope you're spending at a month, damn, at least three months there. Which is perhaps sufficient time to really "know" a place like Paris. Meeting new people, feeling the place, food, music, the vibe, and getting the hell out before it wears you out, and all that. Precisely what I could not do and wish I could do. :)

[zeeshanmn]

I missed seeing this set. Love it.

[sajith]

Thank you Zeeshan. Do you think these are underexposed? Someone told me that they thought so, but to me these look just fine. I'm not sure the camera's meter is completely reliable, but this is how the weather at Paris was at the time -- cloudy and somewhat gloomy.

[zeeshanmn]

Honestly, I don't care about underexposure or overexposure. I love photos, and I loved this set. Also, the winter gloom adds to the photos. Oh and on another note, I don't trust camera meters. I shoot on manual most of the time.

[sajith]

Not caring about under/over exposure sounds like a good rule to live by. I too should try judging the light and not trust the camera meter too much -- learned this the hard way recently.