Profiles in a crowd, waiting for a concert to begin in the gallery at 59 rue de Rivoli, in Paris.
Paris-based photographer Danielle Voirin travels the world and documents her experiences in photographs. She takes street photography and photojournalism a shade beyond even art, to the level of mysticism. You may see more of her work on her website DanielleVoirin.com, or her alt website, DaniVoirin.com.
A guitar steel pan, the mid-range in a steel drum band, hangs out on stage waiting to be played.
Paris-based photographer Danielle Voirin travels the world and documents her experiences in photographs. She takes street photography and photojournalism a shade beyond even art, to the level of mysticism. You may see more of her work on her website DanielleVoirin.com, or her alt website, DaniVoirin.com.
A cyanotype from the series DesCollages under the loupe.
Paris-based photographer Danielle Voirin travels the world and documents her experiences in photographs. She takes street photography and photojournalism a shade beyond even art, to the level of mysticism. You may see more of her work on her website DanielleVoirin.com, or her alt website, DaniVoirin.com.
The wall of a recently vacated artist studio on rue de la Tour des Dames in Paris. The last floor of this building was given to the artists of the squat at 59 Rivoli while the city did renovations. The hallway seen through the curtained door was painted by artist Sara Renaud.
Paris-based photographer Danielle Voirin travels the world and documents her experiences in photographs. She takes street photography and photojournalism a shade beyond even art, to the level of mysticism. You may see more of her work on her website DanielleVoirin.com, or her alt website, DaniVoirin.com.
Moonrise from the 7th floor, deep in the heart of Paris, at the end of rue de la Lune.
Paris-based photographer Danielle Voirin travels the world and documents her experiences in photographs. She takes street photography and photojournalism a shade beyond even art, to the level of mysticism. You may see more of her work on her website DanielleVoirin.com, or her alt website, DaniVoirin.com.
Frolickers above the curtain at the beautiful Theatre du Palais Royal in Paris. They float around the famous Rabelais quote, “Mieux est de ris que de larmes éscrire – Pour ce que rire est le propre de l’homme,” meaning that laughter belongs to man, and better to laugh than to write down your tears.
Paris-based photographer Danielle Voirin travels the world and documents her experiences in photographs. She takes street photography and photojournalism a shade beyond even art, to the level of mysticism. You may see more of her work on her website DanielleVoirin.com, or her alt website, DaniVoirin.com.
Behind the scenes of a music video, recently shot in a club in Paris by Benoit Lelievre, for a song called “I Just Let it Go,” by Max Arthur featuring Dezmond Meeks (seen on America’s Got Talent).
Paris-based photographer Danielle Voirin travels the world and documents her experiences in photographs. She takes street photography and photojournalism a shade beyond even art, to the level of mysticism. You may see more of her work on her website DanielleVoirin.com, or her alt website, DaniVoirin.com.
The ceiling of the Notre Dame de Paris is a merveille. This is a cyanotype print of the ceiling in the ambulatory part of the cathedral, behind the apse, and is part of a larger series in the works, to photograph all the ceilings of Paris’s churches and cathedrals.
Paris-based photographer Danielle Voirin travels the world and documents her experiences in photographs. She takes street photography and photojournalism a shade beyond even art, to the level of mysticism. You may see more of her work on her website DanielleVoirin.com, or her alt website, DaniVoirin.com.