Paris, les bouquinistes

[stunsworth]

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Booksellers by the Seine - this one is on the left bank near Pont Neuf - taken last Sunday.

 

Canon 5D, 28mm Elmarit.

 

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[elansprint72]

Phew, just how many more of these have you got? Excellent, made by that dog.

 

Bouquin has two meanings, iirc, firstly an old book, usually of no value, secondly an old goat, or hare. Presumably, as there is no food in sight, the first meaning is appropriate here. Wonderful thing education, so they tell me.

 

Pete.

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[stunsworth]

Pete, I have a few more :-). Sunday was excellent, in complete contrast to the 'challenge' on Saturday when I struggled. It goes to show that the less you try, the better it is.

 

Without the dog this would not have been posted. As you say it makes the shot - in my opinion at least.

[andybarton]

Su

 

Perb.

[cboudier]

It goes to show that the less you try, the better it is.

Cannot agree more !

Very good set of photos Steve.

[harmsr]

Steve,

 

You did very well this trip. Great framing, symmetry of the stand, and the dog with its attention to you are perfect.

 

Best,

 

Ray

[kld]

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Great street shot, a classic.

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Klaus

[richam]

Steve,

A seemingly busy shot becomes elegant in simplicity. You caught the dog just right. What happend to Tri-X and Xtol? Used to be your favorites.

[stunsworth]

I still like them Michael, but I don't have the time at this point to fit in the developing and scanning. I'm finding digital very convenient at the moment.