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Paul Grayson

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Paul Grayson

My inspiration is eclectic, grounded in Scottish, French and Jewish roots and a passion for the Dutch masters, French Impressionists and traditional Japanese painters. I am deeply influenced by the places I have lived. Raised in Edinburgh, I have travelled widely and enjoyed living in Cork, London, Paris, Geneva, New York and Las Vegas, before settling back in Paris. I have always pursued my artistic expression via photography and my work has developed into a passion to express spiritual delight in the innate beauty of both natural and human creation. 

Consequently, I love photographing the built environment, particularly cities; architectural detail; landscapes; the night; water; abstracts and people in silhouette, which are featured on these themed galleries. My aesthetic is based on a love of light, composition, patterns and the interplay of contrasting visual elements, as exemplified by my favourite photographer, Henri Cartier Bresson. Living in Paris, I am challenged, night and day, to capture the incredible, fleeting beauty of “La Ville Lumiere”, which unites many of my preferred visual themes. I never tire of it. I created my brand “Photeinos” on the theme of light. It is Greek for “full of light, well lighted”, as quoted in Luke 11:34.

I fell in love with digital photography in the early 2000’s, while living in New York, where the combination of new technology, the community of fellow photographers, training and inspiration from living in the Big Apple, generated a leap in creativity that drives me today. I experienced an inspirational explosion of aesthetic and technical growth, enjoyment and artistic production. I try to give back a little to those who are curious about my artistic and technical choices by regularly exploring my art and technique in a weekly blog. 

I have exhibited in Paris and the USA and won Fine Art recognition in prestigious competitions. I hope that you will find peace and joy in browsing my online work.

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I love the Pont des Arts, which is an iconic place for lovers to meet and embrace. Many love to
Paris has frequent "Broquantes", which are antiques markets for all size of wallets. You can buy a
Impossible to not be caught up in the web of the Brooklyn Bridge's cables and struts. This Black
A couple meet on the beach at night. Or is it a father and son, or are they there at all? A dream...
New Yorkers are tough. Subway riders are used to the general dilapidation of the stations, cars and
Abstract
Winter aerial view of the coastal mountain range bordering California and Nevada. I always take the
Aerial view of the coastal mountain range bordering California and Nevada. I always take the window
Aerial Art
The Kings of France are buried in this ancient cathedral just outside Paris in the suburb, which
This tranquil old church attracted me to sit for a moment and contemplate both olden times and
Strange to European eyes, fire escapes are an iconic feature in the 5 Boroughs of New York. As if a
The Pont Alexandre III bridge challenges for the most beautiful bridge in the world prize, not least
The Basilica of Sacre Coeur was built as an act of expiation for the sins of the Commune, which rose
Architecture
New York has so many undiscovered corners. Arriving way too early for a flight out of Kennedy
A couple meet on the beach at night. Or is it a father and son, or are they there at all? A dream...
Beaches
This tranquil old church attracted me to sit for a moment and contemplate both olden times and
San Michele Cemetery, the island of the dead in the Venice lagoon. A beautifully peaceful and
If your bucket list does not include Venice, please add it in today. No words can describe the
This chic restaurant on the corner of Rue Fabert and Rue de l'Universite is transported back 150
Black and white photography in Paris has the magical quality of time travel. Near the bustling Place
Beyond Our Borders
If your bucket list does not include Venice, please add it in today. No words can describe the
Pere Lachaise is deservedly and strangely a very popular Paris visit. It is a strange combination of
Paris has frequent "Broquantes", which are antiques markets for all size of wallets. You can buy a
This chic restaurant on the corner of Rue Fabert and Rue de l'Universite is transported back 150
Black and white photography in Paris has the magical quality of time travel. Near the bustling Place
Black and White
The quais along the Seine in central Paris are full of interest, not least because they are either
If your bucket list does not include Venice, please add it in today. No words can describe the
Amazingly, the Seine river in central Paris is a transport hub, a working port and even a centre for
Boats and Boating
I have a permanent fascination with the way that the sea fog envelopes, hides and reveals the iconic
I love the Pont des Arts, which is an iconic place for lovers to meet and embrace. Many love to
The river Seine has flooded in central Paris 13 times since 1658, although 8 of those times have
Impossible to not be caught up in the web of the Brooklyn Bridge's cables and struts. This Black
The Alexandre III bridge in Paris is my photographic muse. I can't get enough of it. By night and
Bridges
Dream city, glittering gold in the night. Not sleeping. New building. Brash, bright and exciting..
The intent to honour and to remember is deeply felt in this place. The sweep of memorials are like
I have a permanent fascination with the way that the sea fog envelopes, hides and reveals the iconic
The sun sets over Central Park. The Metropolitan Museum nestles in the trees and Central Park East
The morning of the New York Marathon 2008. A crisp, glittering, beautiful late Autumn day. In the
Cityscapes
The Kings of France are buried in this ancient cathedral just outside Paris in the suburb, which
Conceptual
The awe inspired by magnificent places often sets the imagination free to make strange connections
Travelling far, getting up long before dawn, hiking up trails with only a torch to see by can have
The awe inspired by magnificent places often sets the imagination free to make strange connections
The awe inspired by magnificent places often sets the imagination free to make strange connections
Survival of the fittest in an arid, windswept mountainous terrain does not leave many alive.
Landscapes
Dream city, glittering gold in the night. Not sleeping. New building. Brash, bright and exciting..
This, most European of cathedrals was a surprising discovery for me on the Upper West Side. It
Greece is magical. Always. In the absence of a waiting water taxi, these embarcation steps on a
Christmas comes to the stepped, black facade of one of New York's famous 5th Avenue residences.
I love the Winter in New York. Snow. Lots of it. Blue skies. Hunched in warm clothes and scurrying
Nightscapes
The intent to honour and to remember is deeply felt in this place. The sweep of memorials are like
This, most European of cathedrals was a surprising discovery for me on the Upper West Side. It
This chic restaurant on the corner of Rue Fabert and Rue de l'Universite is transported back 150
Black and white photography in Paris has the magical quality of time travel. Near the bustling Place
More wondrous wrought iron artistry in this amazing exhibition space. The building is being upgraded
Nostalgia
San Michele Cemetery, the island of the dead in the Venice lagoon. A beautifully peaceful and
Panoramics
Please excuse the bad pun! Central Park is chock-full of activity centres. You can play, walk, run,
Sports
The quais along the Seine in central Paris are full of interest, not least because they are either
Pere Lachaise is deservedly and strangely a very popular Paris visit. It is a strange combination of
Paris has frequent "Broquantes", which are antiques markets for all size of wallets. You can buy a
Still Life
New York has so many undiscovered corners. Arriving way too early for a flight out of Kennedy
Street Photography
The awe inspired by magnificent places often sets the imagination free to make strange connections
The sun sets over Central Park. The Metropolitan Museum nestles in the trees and Central Park East
Travelling far, getting up long before dawn, hiking up trails with only a torch to see by can have
The awe inspired by magnificent places often sets the imagination free to make strange connections
The awe inspired by magnificent places often sets the imagination free to make strange connections
Sunrise and Sunset
The morning of the New York Marathon 2008. A crisp, glittering, beautiful late Autumn day. In the
Survival of the fittest in an arid, windswept mountainous terrain does not leave many alive.
Survival of the fittest in an arid, windswept mountainous terrain does not leave many alive.
Trees
Please excuse the bad pun! Central Park is chock-full of activity centres. You can play, walk, run,
Pere Lachaise is deservedly and strangely a very popular Paris visit. It is a strange combination of
It's Vegas baby! There are many kinds of fun provided there. What I like most is the innocent fun
Two women walk in the shadows, anonymous friends, but safe in the city, because they are strong
Strange to European eyes, fire escapes are an iconic feature in the 5 Boroughs of New York. As if a
Urban
The Esplanade des Invalides in Paris often hosts "Concours d'Elegance" where enthusiasts parade
Vehicles
The river Seine has flooded in central Paris 13 times since 1658, although 8 of those times have
San Michele Cemetery, the island of the dead in the Venice lagoon. A beautifully peaceful and
Colors and water are, for me the essential experience of Greece. Wrapped in exquisite light, of
Work done. Tie up. Empty the catch. Go home to a delicious Greek salad and a delicately grilled
The Esplanade de la Defense in Paris' Business District is full of art, particularly statuary and
Waterscapes

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