Tribunal Correctionnel de Paris (Paris Criminal Court)/Seine River - Black & White

Under the scorching mid-day sun, I embarked on a daring hero's journey with a camera in hand. My intentions were clear—to photograph the iconic Tribunal Correctionnel de Paris and the serene Seine River in a way that had never been done before. As I set foot in the bustling streets of Paris, the city's vibrant energy enveloped me.

The grand façade of the Tribunal Correctionnel de Paris loomed before me, a symbol of justice and history. Its imposing architecture contrasted with the gentle flow of the Seine River nearby. Determined to capture the essence of these landmarks, I found the perfect vantage point and set up my equipment for a 4-minute long exposure shot.

As I waited for the exposure to complete, the sights and sounds of Paris surrounded me. The bustling city echoed with the laughter of people, the clinking of glasses at nearby cafés, and the chatter of passersby. The Seine River glistened in the sunlight, its waters reflecting the beauty of the surrounding buildings.

Amidst the city's liveliness, I noticed a subtle taste in the air—the sweet aroma of freshly baked pastries and the rich scent of coffee from a nearby café. The flavors of Paris were as delightful as its sights.

Just as I was lost in the moment, a sudden change in weather caught me off guard. Dark clouds loomed overhead, and the distant rumble of thunder filled the air. The storm seemed to appear out of nowhere, threatening to ruin my photographic endeavor.

With the 4-minute exposure still underway, I knew I had to act quickly. I shielded my camera from the impending rain, my heart pounding with the fear of missing the shot. I refused to let the storm defeat me.

As the raindrops began to fall, I held my breath and continued to hold steady. Time seemed to slow as I waited for the exposure to finish. Each second felt like an eternity, but I couldn't afford to give up.

Finally, the exposure completed, and the rain started to pour. I hurriedly packed up my equipment, narrowly avoiding disaster. But I had the shot I had dreamed of—the Tribunal Correctionnel de Paris and the Seine River beautifully captured in the midst of the storm.

Returning home, I couldn't wait to share the photograph with my family. Their eyes lit up with amazement as they admired the image. I had succeeded in photographing these iconic landmarks in a unique way, impressing my family and feeling a profound connection to the history of the city.

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