Post by Peter S. on Apr 27, 2007 16:50:14 GMT -5
Dear fellow camera collectors,
this is the photographic report from day 4 - the day I had to give my
talk. So there are only a few pictures from the early morning.
I took the metro towards the South (where the conference location
was at the Ecole Normale Superior de Technoloquies Advancees,
ENSTA for short). I left metro at Varenne to catch a first peek at the
Dome des Invalides...
Minolta XD-7, MD W. Rokkor 2.8/35, exposure unrecorded
I walked on to catch it straight from the front...
Minolta XD-7, MD W. Rokkor 2.8/24, ploarizer, exposure unrecorded
This is a huge building. See how tiny the lorry seems beside the dome.
I walked than on to the Champs de Mars...
... I used first the normal lens with a polarizer - I think this is the classic view to the tower.
I approached it more, and used now the 2.8/24 - that oldie lens, I had been about to throw
away (due to fungus as I already mentioned).
The really impressive thing on this picture can be seen when zooming out a small
area on the lower right side:
One can even see the belts, those guys use to belay themselves!
Then I had to hurry...
Best regard
Peter
this is the photographic report from day 4 - the day I had to give my
talk. So there are only a few pictures from the early morning.
I took the metro towards the South (where the conference location
was at the Ecole Normale Superior de Technoloquies Advancees,
ENSTA for short). I left metro at Varenne to catch a first peek at the
Dome des Invalides...
Minolta XD-7, MD W. Rokkor 2.8/35, exposure unrecorded
I walked on to catch it straight from the front...
Minolta XD-7, MD W. Rokkor 2.8/24, ploarizer, exposure unrecorded
This is a huge building. See how tiny the lorry seems beside the dome.
I walked than on to the Champs de Mars...
... I used first the normal lens with a polarizer - I think this is the classic view to the tower.
I approached it more, and used now the 2.8/24 - that oldie lens, I had been about to throw
away (due to fungus as I already mentioned).
The really impressive thing on this picture can be seen when zooming out a small
area on the lower right side:
One can even see the belts, those guys use to belay themselves!
Then I had to hurry...
Best regard
Peter
