Published this post six years ago today – hoping that something can be salvaged from this disaster.
Notwithstanding the wonderful sights of Paris, this was my favourite landmark by far. For those of you who have visited, what more can I say? For those of you who have not, make sure it’s moved to the top of your ‘places to visit’ list.
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I love the fantastically warm stained glass captures.
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Many thanks Mike, I hope I did the stained glass justice. Rather stupidly I did not have my tripod that day and struggled with the low light. These were the best of the bunch.
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Yes, low light in such buildings is always a challenge. A camera that can deliver clean results on a high ISO seems to be one solution. Good work in any case.
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Agreed Mike. I currently use a D3000 which is my first DSLR. I will be upgrading to a D7000 in the summer, so hoping this will further improve my photography. Many thanks
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My Fuji X-E1 does pretty well on high ISOs. In fact my general levels are set considerably higher these days. Good luck with the new camera when it comes your way!
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Appreciated Mike
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