If you seen my Photography composition guide, you seen that centering a subject is great for composition, if you want to show off symmetry. But if you shoot something like this you have to center it perfectly. If the symmetry is even a little bit off, it will look very distracting in the photo. I always try to find something on the ground, to center the camera on and then use live-view with a grid overlay. Having the camera perfectly in center is a little more important, as if its to the side, it’s much harder to correct it in post-processing.

This is a manual blend from 5 shots, taken in the La Defense Business district in Paris.

This statues in Paris are a little strange. Bodyparts all over the area. But if I compare them with some statues I seen in Bratislava, they are still very conservative :)

This is manual blend from 5 photos, taken in the La Defense area in Paris.

I hope you are not yet bored of photos of the Eiffel tower :) I just took so many of them and I like all of them. But hopefully quite soon I will go on another trip, another new country and city :)

This is a manual blend from 5 photos.

The architect that designed this did a really fantastic job. It just looks so majestic. There are so many ugly modern buildings out there, but this one I really like. The combination with round and sharp edges, with the way it reflect in each other is just great.

This is a manual blend from 5 shots, taken in Paris.

It’s interesting how taking photo just a few minutes later can give you completely different colors. I posted a photo very similar to this one, just taken short time sooner and it just looks completely different. You can see the other photo here.

This is a manual blend from 5 shots, taken from top of the Tour Montparnasse in Paris.