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Le temps était couvert cet après-midi là à Singapour, dimanche, un jour où les quartiers étaient un peu désertés pour les uns une activité religieuse bouddhiste ou musulmane, pour d’autres, une frénésie d’achat sur le marché d’objets en tout genre. Cette joyeuse nuée de cyclistes vêtus de couleurs fluorescentes a tout de suite attiré mon […]
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As described in Camping in Red and Green, I spent last week-end hiking in Provence, to a beautiful little village called Bargeme that Michael Kenna has been photograpphing for some years and where a retrospective exhibition is being held. Michael Kenna happens to be one of my favourite photographers of all times. I can’t think […]
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A common feature in most of my pictures is the absence of human beings. Not that I do it on purpose, but my instinct drives me to more abstract shapes or landscapes in which humans would create an unwanted sense of reality and ruin the mood. Not knowing how to feel about that, I decided […]
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Encore une photo de paysage prise de la voiture à une heure où la lumière décline. Je trouve que ses couleurs donnent à la photo une tonalité mélancolique qui correspond bien au côté griffé et vieilli rendu par le mouvement.
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Making the most of the holidays up to the last minute, we camped in the foothills of the Alps, near Bargèmes, a little village photographed by Michael Kenna and in which his prints were being exhibited. I haven’t had time to process any of my own pictures from the week-end, but this (OOC jpeg) night […]
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This summer, the children built a tipi out of an old slide stand and tall canes they cut in the garden. Tomorrow, they are starting back at school. But the tipi will remain for many months to come to remind us of summer 🙂 Cet été, les enfants ont fabriqué un tipi avec un support […]
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Le Panier, Marseilles’ old town and totally derelict only a few years ago, is undergoing major upper-crust surgery. A French daily sitcom (Plus belle la vie), an utterly crappy one at that, is set there and souvenir shops now stand were before there were traditional bakeries. Great news from promoters and shop keepers (and tourists, […]
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