I find it interesting how digital cameras, and using cell phones to do photos, has changed the way people photograph each other, the attractions they visit, and themselves. I took most of these photos of people photographing each other, or taking a break from photographing each other, at the Musée d’Orsay. I like the photos in B&W because they have a 60’s look with people using modern digital cameras and phones to do their photos and then check out the results.
Streets of Paris, crucifix in Notre Dame, and some interesting architecture. Paris, France, June 2013
The first day we got back to Paris, a couple of guys in the apartment across the street took the opportunity of a break in the rain to make a short film on the balcony. We don’t know what they were doing, but during our two weeks in Paris, they had several of what looked like business lunches and dinners and at least one party on their balcony. Paris, France, May 2013.
Talking on the teeter totters in Paris, France. May 2013.
Marching across the plaza in front of Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, France. May 2013.
Studying on the street in Paris, France. May 2013.
Boots on the ground. Notre Dame plaza, Paris, France, May 2013.
A couple was taking photos of themselves with Notre Dame in the background. A Gypsy selling flowers decided to get in the picture. Paris, France, May 2013.
French soldiers on patrol at Notre Dame, May 2013.
A little place in Paris offering tastes from south of the border in vibrant colors. May 2013.
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