Showing posts with label Decisive Moment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Decisive Moment. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Gare de Lyon
I found this subtly lit staircase at Gare du Lyon (Paris) to be quite lovely. I envisioned the photo I wanted to make and ended up waiting about 10 minutes for the right combination of elements to come together. Voila!
Labels:
Decisive Moment,
France,
Paris,
street photography
Monday, May 27, 2013
Gare de Lyon - A decisive moment
Paris walkabout May 23, 2013. Henri Cartier-Bresson was famous for his street photography in Paris where he captured a decisive moment. I was inspired by his work to try to do the same in making this photo. At Gare de Lyon - a train had just disgorged its passengers. I noticed all the gaps between the people as they were making their way to the head of the platform, and I thought to myself how cool it would be if someone would walk the opposite direction. When I spotted the guy in the dark coat at the head of the platform, he was the one who could make this photo special. Voila!
Labels:
Decisive Moment,
France,
Gare de Lyon,
Paris,
street photography
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