Reymon de Real PhotographyPLUIE À PARIS
The city of Paris is unquestionably one of the most romantic places in the world. Its tree lined boulevards and ornate facades, the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe as well as the River Seine and all of its bridges all add to the air of romanticism that constantly envelopes the city. Aside from these, one thing that also made me fall madly in love with Paris was when rain started falling on it. The city sparkles and gleam brightly when wet…so instead of escaping from the rain, I walked into it with my umbrella and camera embracing the sense of solitude that it provided me. The photographs in this post were taken on the days it rained while I was in Paris. The first two were taken at The Louvre, the third one was at my hotel’s neighborhood at Avenue Kléber while the last one was right outside of Musée D’Orsay. I also decided to present the photographs in black and white to create a timeless look in them. The title is simply a French translation of the words “Rain in Paris”, which I thought sounded more sexy in French.
Great choice going with the B&W.
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Thank you! Turned out really well in B&W.
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Wow, monochrome really is good in wet weather.
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Yes! Makes everything glisten.
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Great monochrome photography on a rainy day in Paris!
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Thank you! Paris is such a beautiful city…the rain just added a little sparkle to it.
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Modern Paris looks wonderful in b/w!
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I know…there’s something very classy with black and whites.
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