Last July, I made some photos of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, from every angle I could think of.
I had already submitted this entry for the WP Photo Challenge, but Every Angle theme has inspired me to share other angles with you.
Before I do it, let me give you some background information.
I used my Olympus E-M10 mirroless. I post processed them in LightRoom to crop and improve clarity, and some more minor adjustments in exposure, white balance, etc.
Then I decided to edit in Analog Efex Pro 2, a plug-in which gives the possibility to transform a digital photo into an analog one. I wanted it to look like The Eiffel Tower of centuries ago.
The Eiffel Tower is a 301 meters iron lattice tower, on the Champ de Mars in Paris, France. It is named after the engineer Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, whose company designed and built the tower. Construction started in January 28, 1887 and finished in March, 15 1889.
Let me know what you think of it. If you wish, click to enlarge the photos.
Definitely, from…”Every Angle”!
So that we can see more details of the famous towers….
Anna, I have more….kidding you!! Thanks.
I am so glad you shared these – they are magnificent (as only the La Tour Eiffel can be)
Thank you so much for your considerate comment. Thanks also for dropping by.
Fantastic shots Lucile! You certainly have covered all angles and it’s a beautiful sight.
Thanks Debbie. Indeed it is a special sight and I had never made such photos there.
Lucile! These photos of the Tour Eiffel are an exciting take on the usual view we see in photos;) I especially like the one that looks straight up the tower… What symmetry !
Happy Thursday to you:)
Hi Lia, happy Thursday!
Thank you so much. It’s my fav!
Have a wonderful day!
Lucile, I especially like the one on the bottom left, but they’re all great, especially in B&W.
janet
Thank you, Janet. Monochrome has really worked better here.
Lucile
Beautiful images! 🙂
Thank you!
Enjoyed your perspective on one of the iconic images of human ingenuity. Monochrome really works to emphasize its brilliant structure.
Thanks for commenting, Sally. It means a lot.
Love the one looking straight up:) d
Thank you Denise. Appreciate your visit.
Oh my. These are amazing. Really amazing. I have never seen these angles of the Eiffel Tower before. I especially like the one with the people looking down at you – I don’t think I’ve ever noticed people in any other Eiffel shots before. Spectacularly dramatic from every angle. You rock!
Zillion thanks! I’m thrilled with your comment. The Empress of drama giving me such a compliment is heaven! 😘
They are stunning. I love the feel to the photos that your editing has brought but the composition is really good. I’ve just had another look and that shot look up from underneath is quite breathtaking. Symmetry is fabulous.
One day I will show you the original before cropping. I had to play an acrobat to make this shot because the place was crowded and I had to make some cuts. You may remember that I was there at the busiest time of the year.
Thanks my lovely! Your appreciation means a lot.
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Amazing shots! I like the lower right corner one the best. 🙂
Thank you!
Having never been to France, this is a whole new way of looking at the Eiffel Tower–and I love it! Totally agree with you–B&W is the only way to go with this. Awesome, Lucile.
Thank you Lois! I hope you will like it when you go there. When my father went he said: Is that all that people come here for? Hilarious.
Ha! Well, the puts it in perspective for me!
But this is just his opinion!
Love them! I’m pretty sure I’ve never seen it from all those angles. I think the second one is my favourite. I would never have guessed that it’s the Eiffel tower.
Thank you Amy! Happy you like it.
Wonderful shots, I hope to go there again one day with a camera, I was 10 last time with no appreciation
Thanks much, Julz! I have never done these shots form these angles before.
Nice photos. I’ve never been to Paris. Don’t know if I’ll go either actually. It’s not on my bucket list.
Thanks. Beautiful city. Having worked there I visited placed that only locals know, and learned to appreciate it even more.
Great pics!
Thanks for dropping by!
Absolutely fabulous. I’d say it’s mission accomplished for making these look like photos from another era. The third one is almost spooky. You didn’t time travel to take these did you Lucile ⌛️
Thank you Lisa! It’s very nice of you to think so! I did some time travel with the editing, but would have loved to do that for real!
Wow! Lucile! You’ve outdone yourself. Stunning captures & edits.
Thank you so much, Julia.