Most photogenic?
#6
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Practically any African village, town or city offers great photo ops. The people, the markets, the shops. Same with the Middle East I imagine.
I liked Conques in France. But I went out of season.
Most French towns offer markets, café filled squares and the like to photograph.
I liked Conques in France. But I went out of season.
Most French towns offer markets, café filled squares and the like to photograph.
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#9
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It depends on what you want for photogenic.
Every place has reasons to be photogenic (architecture, history, people, animals, landscapes, etc), it simply depends on what you're interested in.
I love pictures of architecture/landmarks and landscapes. Snapshots of people can also be some of my favorites.
Every place has reasons to be photogenic (architecture, history, people, animals, landscapes, etc), it simply depends on what you're interested in.
I love pictures of architecture/landmarks and landscapes. Snapshots of people can also be some of my favorites.
#15
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All the places that people say are "too touristy" - they are touristy for a reason.
But if I had to pick I like bob's list.
Have a look at my photos, most of the places I took them in were "photogenic" - www.pbase.com/annforcier
But if I had to pick I like bob's list.
Have a look at my photos, most of the places I took them in were "photogenic" - www.pbase.com/annforcier
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I think Athens is the most photogenic largely because the monuments have space as well as beauty.
http://i427.photobucket.com/albums/p...w2009/pic1.jpg
http://i427.photobucket.com/albums/p...w2009/pic1.jpg



