More Paris in Black and White
On last year’s trip to Paris, I thought it would be interesting to shoot some black and white film. This was one of my first experiences with black and white film, though I’ve been carrying film cameras on my travels for a few years now. I tend to be attracted to color, so shooting black and white is different for me. Still, I thought it might be interesting at night, and I could use a high-speed black and white film. So I bought a few rolls of Ilford Delta 3200, and packed them with my gear.
I was really looking for contrast, so I waited until the sun was down and then looked for light and shadow to photograph.
Here’s a view of the Eiffel Cafe on Boulevard Grenelle, near the Bir Hakeim bridge:
Walking along Boulevard Grenelle, I photographed this mini market:
Le Tourville is located on the Southeast corner of the Champ-de-Mars:
Le Dome Cafe is also alongside the Champ-de-Mars:
I plan to keep carrying black and white film on my travels. I should have more to share soon!
