Paris, by night, in December should normally look something like this:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjLdpQJbQlLTMtETmX2oqsTyM2yNm4rpvI5Xt28ij75T5gGUXV7BxmLQ4X18oj4h2SjDGdwBbCpEaH8VygDkO8nve3u-H0fWQH4aTzfk93vyABgjWONljKBfJiAsySMDE40pSE_3A/s400/December+9+031.jpg)
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from a fancy department store that fancies itself a church at Christmas time with stained-glassed windows. That's some holy shopping experience!
But because I don't like to use a flash and because I have long been a frustrated artist who suffers from that famous Leo-induced syndrome of "jack of all trades but master of none", I like to take my frustrations out at night with my camera and imagine myself an artist, after all, painting a palette, not with oils or pastels, but with light as my medium. And this is what you get, Paris on Caffeine!
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2 comments:
Quelle horreur. No, I like your LSD-inspired shots. I just don't like that stiff armour of lights on an otherwise beautiful facade.
I actually really like these last three shots. Ive done several shots like that where it could easily look like abstract paintings. kudos!
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