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Paris in Magnificent Black and White (16 photos)

"Tour Eiffel"

Paris is known to be one of the most romantic cities in the world. Some might say that architecture has a large part to do with that...

Skilled photographer Damien Vassart was born in Brussels, Belgium, but currently lives in Paris. The way he combines bold lines of buildings, bridges, and sculptures, with the fluid and organic movement of clouds, creates a stark contrast and makes for an epic photo combination.

"My interest of photography began in 2007," says Vassart. "I decided to learn all by myself; I bought my first DSLR and started to experiment. My preferences came naturally to fine art black and white architecture and landscape photography."


"Place de la Concorde"

"Montmartre"

"Tour Eiffel"

"Louvre"

"Pont Alexandre III"

"Ile de la Cité & Pont au Change"

"Three Lamps - Place de la Concorde"

"Passing Flyboats"

"Statue of King Henri IV"

"Conciergerie"

"Ile de la Cité & Pont Neuf"

"Conciergerie"

"St Augustin"

"Institut de France"

"Samaritaine & Pont Neuf"

Damien Vassart's website
via [Who Designed It?]

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Tags: Damien Vassart, architecture, black and white, paris, photo

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Comment by Daniel Lang on January 13, 2012 at 11:19am

Powerful photos Kevin! Beautifully done!

Comment by shahjahan on March 6, 2011 at 4:27am
amazing Kevin. Need your view on my photography too.
Comment by sAm on February 28, 2011 at 6:31pm
Agree, black and white have that certain quality that sets these photos off!
Comment by Alyssa Anda on February 28, 2011 at 1:40pm
The black and white really makes the photo! I absolutely love them!
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