Yesterday evening I attended the launch of a new search engine called Accoona. This launch took place in Le Palais de la Découverte, a huge palace off the Champs Elysées dedicated to science and technology (it's a great place for kids to learn about physics, nature, space...). I caught on "film" these two guests who were discussing by the main entrance door. I love the light.
I love the picture!!! What a cool and original picture. Well done, buddy!
ReplyDeleteI also adored the Palais de la Decouverte as a kid, so maybe that's why this picture talks to me a lot.
Way back then, they had a display of a red and white water molecule the size of a small car that had really impressed my younger brother, too, at the time. So many cool stuff there.
Who knew you could also have cocktails there...
very nice picture. I also love the light
ReplyDeletevery nice picture indeed. and most definately not very cliche!
ReplyDeleteFabulous shot! I love the pictures taken from above.
ReplyDelete(Cliché? No way!)
kudos to you for capturing such beautiful light. you are a photgrapher extraordinaire...
ReplyDeleteLovely photo Eric, shadows and curves who doesn't like it!;)
ReplyDeleteAbout Accoona, hahahahihi, i always laught when i see or ear this, i'm sure who proposed this name to the search engine doesn't speak a word of portuguese because this is very near of a slang word we use for vagina. It was a real party today on night news earing the journalist saying this on live! hehehe
The one on the right has a lovely figure!!
ReplyDeleteincredible light. amazing photo, eric.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic shot - one of my favorite of all!
ReplyDeletethe shadow and light and the classic shot of two people in intimate conversation.....great photo, as usual...BIEN FAIT, Eric!
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ReplyDeleteI love the shadows of the banners and of the glasses being held by the couple in conversation. Is that Emma Peel on the right? ;^0 Very remenicent of "The Avengers" program, somehow. Just a wonderful capture of this moment. Kudos!
-Kim
Nice conversation in such romantic
ReplyDeletespace.Tres Bien!
Great picture! I loved this place when I was a kid. Daniel
ReplyDeleteVery cool. A little bit lurid and gothic.
ReplyDeleteOne of your best Eric. I "see" the DaVinci Code in the shot for some reason. It could be in a church somewhere. Excellent.
ReplyDeleteLa lumière, les ombres, les personnages, l'ambiance... quelle magnifique photo!
ReplyDeleteVery good photo ! "A+"
ReplyDeleteYes I agree the lightning is superb!
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice photo. I want be like you when I grow up, Eric. :)
ReplyDeleteMarvellous photo! Everything is superb. You keep the myth that the Paris is the most erotic city of the world!
ReplyDeletesympa ton clichés pour ma part j'ai assisté a un enregistrement televisé hier soir avec da silva rachid taha olivia ruiz et quelques groupes poliphonyque de chez moi j'ai pas mal shooté...
ReplyDeleteMichael - dat's my kinda church!
ReplyDeleteOK, people, since you liked this photo here is something extra. I actually hesitated between the one I published and this one
ReplyDeleteNo sorry Arnaud, I too love this photo ! And the alternative one, completely different is very nice as well !
ReplyDeleteCompliments Eric !
Y'a vraiment certaines photos qui mériteraient un encadrement. J'aime beaucoup celle-là, les jeux d'ombres et de lumières sont superbes.
ReplyDeleteOui, félicitations.
wow, both pictures are spectacular! a friendly parisian? i don't believe it ;-) what ag orgeous site! thanks for sharing life from your perspective. laura
ReplyDeleteI really like this picture. The light and the shadows are great!
ReplyDeleteBelle photo!
ReplyDeleteEt surtout la lumière, vous avez raison!
Oooo, tough choice between the 2! But I agree with everybody, the one you posted is probably one of your best. Would make a fantastic print! Well done, good job!
ReplyDeleteNice work Eric!
ReplyDeleteGreat capture of light and decisive moment!
Well thanks everyone, I can tell you really liked this one! I have been lucky in fact, the sun did not stay there very long, I was on the first floor so I could really have a good point of view and these two people stayed there long enough for me to take a pic.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I am happy you enjoyed it.
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The light is exquisite.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fabulous photograph. I aspire to be so talented.
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