Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/09/30
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Anthony Atkielski wrote: > From: Xavier Logean <xavier.logean@epfl.ch> > Sent: Thursday, September 30, 1999 10:18 > Subject: Re: [Leica] Paris Rain > > > I was in Paris on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday > > (I left at 7 am) for my work. I had my M6 and you > > know what ... It was not raining and was able to > > make wonderful pictures... > > It rained on all three of those days. Exactly which _hours_ and _locations_ do > you have in mind? > Ok, I arrived in Paris on Monday at Gare de Lyon, at 16h30. I walked till Bd Beaumarchais next to la place de la Bastille. All the camera shops were closed on Monday, so I decided to go to Les Halles and spent some time at the FNAC. Then I ate something near Place St Supplice and went back to my hotel at 23h near Gare de Lyon. I had my umbrella in my pocket and didn't need to use it at all. shooted one roll of TCN 400 On Tuesday (I left at 8h) I went to Marcoussis in the South of Paris for my job, the sky was blue and it was a nice sunny day. In the evening I ate at Odeon and made some pics there where there is a cross of two streets with my name and the name of my wife. Then I went to the Eiffel tower with one of my friend that had never been there. I was at the top at ~22h, took A few pic with Delta 3200 and then went back to my hotel. No rain. I left on Wednesday morning at 7h. I must admit that I didn't checked for rain at night :-) If your point was that it wasn't sunny and was really cloudy, than you're right.... Enjoy the light and... the weather ;-) Xavier. I realize that it does not rain _continuously_ and _everywhere_, but if it rains > five times during the course of an hour, it is a bit difficult to stay dry, > particularly when you are walking around on foot. > > -- Anthony