Paris bridges and buildings offer a wide variety of photo opportunities I agree, but sometimes the most casual scenes you come across also make interesting photos. Hence this one, that I took last night at the Pompidou Center, where I attended Le Carrefour des Possibles, a very interesting event - in which they used polltogo, which, of course, made it even more interesting ;). On the way out, I saw this perfectly lit big panel which lists the Pompidou Center events of the month and pulled out my camera as quickly as I could!
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Culture menu!
Paris bridges and buildings offer a wide variety of photo opportunities I agree, but sometimes the most casual scenes you come across also make interesting photos. Hence this one, that I took last night at the Pompidou Center, where I attended Le Carrefour des Possibles, a very interesting event - in which they used polltogo, which, of course, made it even more interesting ;). On the way out, I saw this perfectly lit big panel which lists the Pompidou Center events of the month and pulled out my camera as quickly as I could!
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Cool photo, Eric, and very cool that they used polltogo at the event!
ReplyDelete"polltogo" we are definitely entering into "Geek Land".
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of the Pompidou Center, it has always reminded me of a Fernand Léger painting.
That is the kind of image I love to stumble across. Well done, Eric.
ReplyDeleteI agree - this is such a cool photo. It's a lot of events for one month this board is huge.
ReplyDeleteI am a little confused, I thought that PollToGo was French app, but on the web site I see that it's registered in Canada...eh? :)
ReplyDeleteIn January I'll be teaching in Vancouver and I will try it out with my students.
It took me few minutes to understand how it works but for the younger generation it will take few seconds :)
Sometimes the spontaneous image comes out so much better than the 'big size up' zip..and there it is! Excellent.
ReplyDeleteYour photos just get better & better, Eric! I am so used they used Polltogo too!
ReplyDeleteer... that's meant to be 'so pleased'
ReplyDeletePerfect menu for the réveillon!!!
ReplyDeleteYou're absolutely right Eric - when we run out of Eiffel shots we just have to go into galleries and say, but it was taken in Paris my dear! and we're covered! How lucky are we?!
ReplyDeleteAnd I miss sooo many great exhibitions - thanks for the nudge ;~Sab
Excellent photo, shame about the shadow!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! (I can't imagine being in a place where so many events are happening...in just one month! It is a lovely photo, you captured it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWhat would you choose on a culture menu?
Anonymous, those of us who prowl the dark and lonely streets at night LIKE the shadows.
ReplyDeleteChristie, I'll have a side order of fries with a poll to go.
I LOVE the shadow!! Gives the photo depth and perspective. Hello Lynn!
ReplyDelete"The sunshine bores the daylights out of me.
ReplyDelete"Midnight shadows, moonlight mystery."
Rolling Stones, "Rocks Off"
It looks like he's standing in moonlight.
I have come to love the Pompidou Center. It took a couple visits, but I really enjoy it now.
To me this said: Man in the Information Age.
ReplyDeleteI agree, Lynn, better and better! And we are the beneficiaries!! Yay. : )
@Martin "I am a little confused, I thought that PollToGo was French app"
ReplyDeleteActually no, it's a Canadian company, but I have 50% of it. So I suppose that makes it a Franco-Canadian entity! It does not really matter really, as polltogo addresses everyone on the globe.
Let me know if you need some help using it (I can even credit your polltogo wallet with a few credits if you plan to use it with more that 20 students; just email me your login.
@Lynn and Carrie "Your photos just get better & better, Eric!" Thaks mesdames... I don't think so really, it's mainly luck! I'm so busy at the moment that I don't jhave the time to look for the perfect scene ofr event, so I try to shoot what I can, when I can...