The Tenin Technique:* A unique perspective on an otherwise ho-hum stained glass window : Basel, CH
Today, City Daily Photo bloggers around the world are honoring the original city daily photo blogger, Eric Tenin of Paris Daily Photo. For the last five years, Eric has posted a photo of his beloved Paris without missing a day. Pretty impressive, if you ask me! In honor of his accomplishment and of the phenomenon he started, I'm posting two pictures. The first features a photo I took this past weekend of a stained glass window in the Baseler Münster in Basel, CH. The second features a picture I snapped in Paris last summer on the grounds of the French Senat at the Jardin du Luxembourg.
Applying the Tenin Technique to the
chess board at the Senat in the Jardin du Luxembourg :
Paris, FR
Congratulations, Eric! Here's to another five years of photo blogging.
* My understanding of the Tenin Technique is that you find unusual/unique ways to take pictures of things. Of course, many of us have been doing that for a while now, but it's good to give it a name and I can't think of a better person to name it after! Perhaps it will enter the lexicon and end up on Wikipedia...???
Photo copyright: Janet M Kincaid, 3/10 and 8/09
