August 2014
Beginner to intermediate
89 pages
1h 30m
English
book
The Photographer’s Guide to Paris: Capturing Beautiful Images of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame, and Beyond
by Alastair Arthur
Overview
In The Photographer’s Guide to Paris, author and
photographer Alastair Arthur shares his insights and suggestions
for capturing the wonders of one of the world’s most
beautiful cities–Paris! He takes you through the process of
photographing several major landmarks, including Montparnasse
Tower, Versailles–and of course, the iconic Eiffel Tower. He
also takes you to area parks and rivers, as well as hidden gems
like local markets, cemeteries, and other locations of interest.
For each destination, he offers information on navigating the area,
capturing the subject from various viewpoints, and checking out
other nearby points of interest. Finally, he provides other helpful
tools and tips, including a weekend planner if you only have a few
days to explore the city.
Follow along with Alastair and you will:
Learn everything you need to know to start capturing great images of Paris–from basic photography techniques and French privacy laws, to general info you need to get around the city
Explore different viewpoints for capturing various historic landmarks as well as lesser-known locales and contemporary architectural sites
Gain insider tips for when to go to specific spots for ideal lighting scenarios as well as a calendar for major events to explore opportunities for captivating photos
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