Paris seen from the top of Montparnasse Tower.
I post process my images mainly on Snapseed which is an excellent free app that gives quite a lot of options. This post is about Snapseed and more specifically this Eiffel Tower photo. It doesn’t cover all you can do with Snapseed and I’ll cover more options in future posts.
iPhone photo with a Pocket Lens of the Bir Hakeim bridge in Paris in wide-angle.
iPhone 6 photo of the Eiffel Tower taken with a wide-angle Pocket Lens and retouched in iPhone only.
Catherine Kubillus in a coffeeshop, a view on Moulin Rouge. A street photo taken through the window of a Starbucks coffee shop in Paris, of course with the important reflection…
The Parc Montsouris in Paris is close to where I live, and very kid friendly. It’s not popular enough to be full of tourists like Luxembourg Parc (it’s hardly as…
So that was 2013, I had a great time. Made new friends, travelled to dozens of cities, spoke at some 20 or so seminars, enjoyed raising my wonderful son (but…
For the background story of this image, I was on a photowalk with Serge Ramelli and Scott Kelby, we had set an appointment near the Eiffel Tower under the Bir…
Taken from atop the Montparnasse tower (have I ever said that it’s the scar on Paris’ face) here is the Eiffel Tower at twilight just after the sun set behind…
A quick selection from the Paris Photowalk 2012 with Scott Kelby and Serge Ramelli.
Martin Soler Photography 