Today is Bastille day, the french national holiday. It’s a remembering day for the storming of the bastille in 1789, the beginning of the french revolution. The photo above shows the place de la bastille, but there’s nothing left of the notorious prison of the ancien régime. The big column in the middle of the place commemorates of the july revolution in 1830, which marks the end of the bourbon restoration in france. The guy on the picture is my dad, btw.

Model: Theresa // Location: DIY Home Studio // Lighting: two 500W construction site spotlights (yeah, no budget, you know), Canon Speedlight 430IIEX // Camera: EOS 400D with 1:1.8/50 // view all on black over at flickr.com (highly recommended)…

(weiterlesen…)

Some shots from last week’s Fête de la musique in Paris, France. Photos were taken with a Pentax Spotmatic and Asahi Super Takumar 1:1.4/50 on Fuji Color 200.

The last picture is a multiexposure I acidentially took, because the film broke (as you can see above) and I didn’t notice it right away. But I like the effect anyway.

These photos on flickr…