Inside the Pantheon by Minh Nghia Le
This is the burial place in the Panthéon (Paris). By burying its great men in the Panthéon, including Voltaire, Marie Curie, Victor Hugo etc…, the Nation acknowledges the honour it received from them. Aside from this meaningful purpose, the architecture of the place was highlighted by the repeating curvature in the pathway as well was the lights on both side. This shot was carefully composed to bring out such beauty.
Olympus E-620 with OM 50mm f/1.8 | Exposure: 1/80s @ f/1.8 | ISO400
Inside the Pantheon, by Minh Nghia Le
Award Winner: Photo of the Day | June 12
Photo of the Day Award Category: Architectural Photography
Photograph Location: Paris | France
Photographer: Minh Nghia Le (Singapore) Registered
Minh Nghia Le and his wife Mai Phuong Duong are two Singapore-based photographers. Photography has nothing to do with their daily job but it has become their passion for years. His main interests currently are street photography and portraiture, which certainly have influences on his other work in travel and wedding photography. His favourite quote is: “Well, I don’t believe in photography as an art or a job or anything. I think of photography as a language and I think a language should be used to speak, to say what you have to say. So, the only things I have to say about my life and what I know about the world, is the way I see it.” – from Antoine d’Agata”
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Departure is inevitable by Roman Sadovskiy
… I’m flattered by the compliment. Having my photo shown to a large audience in L&C is already an award to me :). Many thanks!