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The Earful Tower: Paris

How to photograph Paris

The Earful Tower: Paris

Oliver Gee

Arts, Paris, Society & Culture, Travel, Places & Travel, France

4.8749 Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2019

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

This week's guest is Rebecca Plotnick from the hit website Everyday Parisian.

We chat all about how to capture the beautiful city of Paris on your camera (or indeed your smartphone). We also talk about life in Paris (and abroad), the mysterious blue hour, where to position yourself to get the best shot of the Seine River at sunrise, and much more. 

Find out more about Rebecca's Everyday Parisian site here and more on her photography here.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello everyone. It's a Monday in Paris, believe it or not, and we got another episode of the

0:04.6

Airful Tower for you. It is brought to you by French today. They're audiobooks that'll help

0:09.7

you speak French like a French person. I'll be talking about them a little at the end of the

0:14.3

episode plus a little bit of Gmail. What's Gmail? Well, my last name is Oliver G. I get emails from you guys. I'm going to call it

0:21.6

Gmail. G-E-E-M-A-I-L. I'm going to start doing that regularly because I rather enjoy it. But anyway,

0:27.7

today we have a guest called Rebecca Plotnick. You maybe have heard about her. She runs the website.

0:33.8

I should say the hit website, Everyday Parisian or Everyday Parisian, if you say it in an American accent.

0:40.7

We talk all about photography. She was in town fairly recently. You might have seen on Instagram

0:46.8

pictures and stories, me and her taking pictures of cherry blossoms. If not, you should follow

0:51.2

us both on Instagram right this very second to get flooded with

0:54.9

pink cherry blossoms. But she's also in town right now, Monday, as I sit here in Paris, and I'm

1:00.6

just texting with her as we speak about doing a walk show. So if you're not a Patreon supporter of

1:05.3

the show, now is the time. But as for today, it's going to be me and Rebecca talking a little bit about how to

1:12.5

photograph Paris. We discuss sort of the best angles, the best time to go out to certain places.

1:19.3

She's a photographer. She gets it. She'll explain it. You'll hear it. And hopefully you'll enjoy it.

1:24.5

So, sit back, get ready. This is the Yearful Tower talking with

1:29.4

Rebecca Plotnick from Everyday Prison. Let's do it.

1:37.4

Rebecca Plotnick. Yes. Welcome to the studio. Thanks for having me. It felt like a roll call

1:41.5

there, didn't it? It did. You know, Rebecca Plotnick. I'm here Yes. And you are perhaps, are you better known as Rebecca Plotnick or better known as

1:48.8

everyday Parisian? I feel like now better as everyday Parisian. Yeah? Yeah. What happens when

1:53.9

people stop you in the street? Because I know it happens. I just witnessed it. It does happen. I mean, I'm really grateful that people trust me and they

2:05.5

feel comfortable enough to approach me. Right. But what do they say? Do they go Rebecca? Or do they go

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