【Exclusive】Don’t Miss Out—7 Stunning Ways to Photograph the Eiffel Tower!

By: Ding

The world-famous Eiffel Tower, also known asParisTower, is locatedFranceParis’s Champ de Mars. As the name suggests, this tower is not onlyParis’s iconic landmark, but also the city’s tallest structure, and aFrancen cultural symbol. It’s a must-visit for any traveler who has been toParis. But how can you photograph this tower in a way that’s truly unique, so your photos don’t end up as just another “been there, done that” shot? This time, Fever Travel is bringing you 7 amazingParisTower photography techniques!

1) The Most Classic Approach

The most classic method is to capture the full view in your lens—perfect for clear, sunny days with blue skies and white clouds. Check out some member photos below.

Photo by cowcowboy2

2) The Cropping Method

A great photo tells a compelling story or captures a striking scene. Focusing on the most essential part of the tower is one way to do that. Take inspiration from the member photos below.

Photo by aorsh1 

3) The Reflection Method

To highlight your subject, you don’t always need a straightforward shot. Using reflections can create unexpected effects. Wet ground (don’t worry, even after rain) or reflections in eyeglasses are both great ways to capture reflections.

4) The Foreground Method

Even beautiful scenes benefit from supporting elements. If the Eiffel Tower is your main subject, then the foreground acts as its supporting cast.Paris, a city rich in character, sees many locals riding bikes. Using a bicycle as your foreground element to frame the Eiffel Tower is a perfect choice.

Photo by aorsh1 

5) Silhouettes / Long-Distance Photography

The Eiffel Tower stands 324 meters tall. If you want to captureParisFor urban landscapes, you can choose to shoot from higher floors. This photo was taken on the 7th-floor rooftop of Galeries Lafayette, just at dusk, creating a silhouette effect.

6) The Sunset Method

Make use of the varying colors at different times to highlight the charm of the Eiffel Tower. Among them, the magic hour during sunset is the best time. The same setting becomes especially beautiful against the backdrop of the evening scenery.

Photo by wallacewoo 

7) The Night Photography Method

Apart from sunset, night photography of the Eiffel Tower is also a rather unique approach. But if the frame only includes the Eiffel Tower, it might look a bit plain. Take this photo as an example—using the moving vehicles on the road as the foreground and then bringing out the Eiffel Tower is also a great technique.

Photo by Lewis2007

Want to see more stunning photos? More amazing shots of the Eiffel Towerare available here. Want to join in the discussion? Fever Travel provides you with a one-stop platform, covering everything from travel information and photo sharing to travelogue exchanges. TakingFranceas an example, we’ve curated 251 selected attractionsfor you !

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