France Travel Photography Guide
The glorious Sacré Cœur is a sublime and architecturally splendid Roman Catholic church in Paris. A joy to visit, I'd rate Sacré Cœur as a must see site.
View of the beautiful Sacre Coeur Basilica in Montmarte in Paris, France.
This cluster of candles at Notre Dame Cathedral provided an opportunity for a close up photo. It’s a pretty straightforward picture, but then we often want to photograph subject matter that’s not overly complicated. How then, to make an interesting composition and evoke a sense of mood or drama?
The photos you take are a big deal. But is it subject matter, narrative, composition or metaphor that motivates the kind of photos you take?
The Palace of Versailles is beautiful. Here's how to photograph Versailles during the peak of the busy tourist season.
Perspective is the lost cousin in the composition family. These photos of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris explore this idea
For all it’s grandness it’s the quiet, peaceful moments that I remember most from my travels to Paris.
Your photos can be so much more than mere visual records of the things you photograph. Here’s how I go about embedding meaning into the photos I make.