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FollowOne of my favorite shooting experiences was the Louvre at night. The light from the moon breaking through the creamy clouds formed through 6 second exposures wh...
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One of my favorite shooting experiences was the Louvre at night. The light from the moon breaking through the creamy clouds formed through 6 second exposures which made simple yet detailed photos. I am still learning a lot about photography and was very happy with the outcome of this set.
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Location
This photo was taken in Paris outside of the Louvre while walking back to our hotel after dinner.Time
This was probably about 10 or 11 at night. I was walking around looking for photo opportunities. This is one of those rare moments no one was around.Lighting
It was a little tricky to get the best exposure with all the dark lights and shadows. Shooting with a crop sensor didn’t help.Equipment
I shot this with a Sony A6000 and a tripod.Inspiration
I thought the Louvre looked better at night. Less people, better lighting added definition to the structures. During the day it’s just glass in a sea of people.Editing
Yes, I edited the colors and lighting slightly in photoshop. The colors out of the camera were not ideal initially.In my camera bag
My A6000, at least 3 lens. I usually carry my 35 f/1.8, 85 f/1.8, 12mm f/2.0, and sometimes my 18-105 f/4. These generally cover any need.Feedback
Go back at night when possible. During the day these tourist spots are so crowded you’re better off taking street style portraits. Always carry a small tripod as well.