Paris - The Photobooth Strips

One of the things that we did all across Paris was visit the photobooths. I may have mentioned that once or twice in previous posts. Anyway, those pictures have been scanned and added to Flickr, so I thought I would share them here.

The first two strips here are from the booth in Palais de Tokyo, taken on May 16th. The next two are from the Bon Ton store on Boulevard des Filles du Calvaire, taken on May 17th. The last two were also taken on the 17th at la Maison Rouge.

The first strip here was also from the 17th at la Maison Rouge. The next three were taken at a booth on rue d'Aubervillers on May 19th, while the last two were taken at a booth on Rue des Trois Freres, also on the 19th.

These three strips were all taken at the booth out in Buttes Chaumont. The first one was taken on May 20th, when I was scouting out the booth to make sure it was there and functioning. The next two were taken on the 21st, when all three of us went out there.

This last set goes against our norm, as the booth was digital, but we decided to take them because a) we could get them in color, b) they were displayed horizontally instead of vertically, and c) we were already there. These were all done on May 18th in the booth on Quai d'Austerlitz. The second strip is a receipt that had the last image printed in the opposite of the chosen strip, along with a code to get a digital version online. You can check out Flickr to see the larger versions of these images, along with some other scanned strips.

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