Techno-Impressionist Art
by Tony Karp

My old pictures of Paris

- Paris at night. The lights of the Eiffel Tower reflected in the Seine. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
Paris at night. The lights of the Eiffel Tower reflected in the Seine.

I first visited Paris in 1971, on my honeymoon. since then, the artist's muse and I have had many happy times there.

Here are some of my pictures from Paris. Most are from long ago. From 1997 to 1999. So long ago, that they were shot on film. I hope that I have captured some of the essence of this wonderful place.

- A view from the window of our apartment on the rue de Rennes. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
A view from the window of our apartment on the rue de Rennes.
- A big head at the Musee d'Orsay. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
A big head at the Musee d'Orsay.
- A stroller walks past a window at the Musee d'Orsay. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
A stroller walks past a window at the Musee d'Orsay.
- At the Café des Hauteurs at the Musee d'Orsay. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
At the Café des Hauteurs at the Musee d'Orsay.
- Beneath La Grande Arche at La Defense. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
Beneath La Grande Arche at La Defense.
- My old pictures of Paris - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
A formation of fashionable Frenchmen parades before La Géode at the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie in a suburb of Paris.
- The inside of the Louvre's pyramid turns into a spaceport. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
The inside of the Louvre's pyramid turns into a spaceport.
- A sunset from within the Louvre. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
A sunset from within the Louvre.
- Leaving the Louvre. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
Leaving the Louvre.
- Tourists watch the sunset from the Tour Montparnasse. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
Tourists watch the sunset from the Tour Montparnasse.
- An otherworldly view of the sunset in Paris. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
An otherworldly view of the sunset in Paris.
- The Eiffel Tower with trees. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
The Eiffel Tower with trees.
- Clouds approach the Eiffel Tower. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
Clouds approach the Eiffel Tower.
- The Eiffel upside down tower. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
The Eiffel upside down tower.
- The Eiffel tower in the manner of a nineteenth century photographer. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
The Eiffel tower in the manner of a nineteenth century photographer.
- Clouds surround the opera house. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
Clouds surround the opera house.
- Approaching the Musee Rodin,<br> my shadow turns into a sky with stones. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
Approaching the Musee Rodin,
my shadow turns into a sky with stones.
- At the door of the Musee Rodin.<br>Auguste, Camille, are you there? - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
At the door of the Musee Rodin.
Auguste, Camille, are you there?
- Inside the Musee Rodin, I can touch the history of great art. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
Inside the Musee Rodin, I can touch the history of great art.
- The artist's muse and I, coming from the Hotel de Ville, where we had just viewed an exhibition of the works of W. Eugene Smith. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
The artist's muse and I, coming from the Hotel de Ville, where we had just viewed an exhibition of the works of W. Eugene Smith.
- Goodnight, Paris. A view across the city as the sun sets. - Paris, eiffel tower - - art - photography - by Tony Karp
Goodnight, Paris. A view across the city as the sun sets.

Some technical notes: The original pictures were shot with miscellaneous film cameras, including a cardboard "jetable." The film was scanned in with a Nikon film scanner. The post processing was done with LightZone-3 and numerous other editing programs.

Copyright 1957-2023 Tony & Marilyn Karp