As I mentioned yesterday, the Eiffel tower is a great subject to be framed and here is another example of it. I took this right after a rain, when the clouds only started to break up, so there was not much color anywhere. So I pushed the saturation a little here, to get at least some color.

This is a manual blend from 4 shots.

The Eiffel tower can just be framed so nicely. Usually it’s not the first type of composition I go for, but here it was just so obvious, that I had to do it :)

This is a manual blend from 5 shots.

I stopped by the Louvre while I was in Paris, but during the day, there were too many people for my style of photos (I don’t like having people in my photos :)). So I planed to return there later in the evening. And so I did. But between the bad weather and the whole area being closed off for filming, it wasn’t really a lucky day for me. So I got few photos, but nothing that spectacular. And here is one of them.

This is a manual blend from 4 shots.

Not the most beautiful photo of the Grande Arche, because as you can see, the weather was horrible. But as I don’t have any photos with good weather from there, this will do.

This is a HDR from 5 shots, created in Oloneo Photoengine, then manually blended with two of the original exposures.

I haven’t managed to visit the Les Invalides while I was in Paris, but at least I got a photo of it from high up, when I was at the Tour Montparnasse :)

This is a manual blend from two shots.