Third photo in daylight, a striking contrast for this blog usually immersed in darkness! But I must confess, even in bright daylight, I’m sticking to my habits: post-processing that brings out the shadows. You don’t …
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I’m still looking up at the skies and hurting my neck photographing the “ugly beauty” of Saint-Ouen’s buildings. You’ll note that this is the second daytime photo (daytime!) that I’ve posted in a row on …
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The next photos I’m going to post will be a little more classic than usual. And for a change, they’ll be photos taken in broad daylight. Following the move of my professional activity to Saint-Ouen, …
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I’m fascinated by empty urban spaces, places that exude a strange atmosphere. These days, we call them “liminal spaces” when we want to make views. Underground parking lots, deserted city streets after dark, these depopulated …
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I’m regularly astounded by the general ugliness of the new residential buildings springing up like mushrooms in the Paris region. Sometimes, it seems that architects are having fun proposing outlandish projects, as if they were …
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I took my camera bag out of the closet, cleaned my gear, and set off on a nighttime walk in the city, just as I used to do. Always searching for the same patterns, the …
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People spend most of their lives worrying about things that never happen. Wait, Richard! Seriously? You abandoned this blog and photography, like an old sock, for several years, and in your first post after years …
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My shadow character exposes himself to the light of a neon. Note for later: At the next night photo shoot, Don’t forget your photo bag with your CB and remote control on the spot; Do …
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C’était une évidence que la série Watching Big Brother allait croiser un jour le chemin de Magritte, et notamment son tableau La trahison des images qui questionne de la réalité des choses. Dans le prolongement …
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At night, in a city like Ivry-sur-Seine, one feels very small, crushed, fragile, reduced to nothing by the concrete architecture that dominates the city center. The architectural choices may have been designed to better live …
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