Books
It should be noted that all the published books are presented in a random order at the opening of the “books” section to encourage the chance of a different discovery with each visit. The elevator on the right side of the screen allows you to browse through the entire collection.
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“Pantone” in Yellowstone
Range of colors around the geysers of Yellowstone (USA)Pacing in Siena, Italy
Each country has its own fashion and style, especially in Italy! Sitting on the terrace of a café in Siena, images' capture "at random" of the shoes of passers-by, Italians or foreigners, locals or tourists, giving a wide range of styles and trends of this fashion accessory, that day (September 2018) in that city ...Paris 2010 : personalized version
An unusual exercise: the revival of a book published (A paris in 2010) to dedicate it and personalize some pictures for a close friend. The comparison of the two books is not without interest.Tokyo: Tsukiji fish market
The old fish market of Tokyo was located in the city. It is a privilege to have been able to wander there freely and to have twice experienced the sound and visual atmosphere of these narrow alleys criss-crossed by feverish professionals, lined with stalls so colorful and so diverse, tightly so close together ... However, we understand that for reasons of rationality and hygiene, a new modern market now replaces it in Toyosu. Modernity has broken the charm of what was one of the major living places of Tokyo in the past.Countryside landscape in the rain
It is raining hard. Impossible to get out of the car. The projects fall apart. But, inspiration reveals itself between the drops of water on the windshield...In Portugal in 2015
Countryside and seaside sceneries, boat and fish. Brightly colored facades: white, blue, yellow... Nature, birds and flowers. An eclectic and radiant vision.Surimpressionism 2012 (2/2)
Taking advantage of the technical possibilities of the Nikon D4 and D5 cameras It was possible realize, during the shooting, a superimposition of images (from 1 to 9 in a maximum delay of 30 seconds), directly on the sensor. Contrary to a post-production work with photographic retouching software, this practice requires reflection prior to shooting. It is imperative to take into account as precisely as possible the following parameters: general and spotted lighting, contrasts, color range, possible movements of the scene or subjects to be superimposed to obtain an interesting effect, either by addition or subtraction. This direct exercise "without net", has fascinated me for several years. Here is the second of the three collections made in this spirit.My sixtieth birthday in Arles, France
In 2010, for my sixtieth birthday, I was invited by my friend Michèle, to the Arles Photographic Festival, an international event, a bit the equivalent of the Cannes Film Festival... Inside and outside the walls, I let my photographic fantasy express itself in a festive and relaxed atmosphere. What a wonderfull gift!Japanese Sensations
Snapshots collected in Japan, in the city or in the countryside, characters, objects, multiple details likely to translate and transmit, my aesthetic impressions in this country which resembles no other, combining ancient tradition and deep base of belief contrasting with a vigorous modernism ... Fascinating, impenetrable, shimmering, very graphic, the apparent oppositions are only fruitful complementarities. A real bouquet of sensations!In Turkey 2011
Ancient city of Ephesus, petrifying springs of Pamukkale, Istanbul, ruins of the Aspendos theatre Aphrodisias tetra pylon gateway, Cappadocia and cave dwellings. Selcuk market and Millipark on the Aegean coast. Faces and landscapes...Shearing of ewes in Haute Loire 2020
A new experience out of the ordinary: to be welcomed at the farm by the Besse family and the shearers' team who shared their know-how and hard work, one day shearing ewes in the hamlet of Maméas Haut, in Haute Loire.
The shed, filled by the noise and the animation of men and women, each at his post, and that of the ewes and the dogs, all living the intense tension of the moment. Tools so well run in, gestures so precise, so fast, so impeccably efficient, but so gentle and so respectful of the animals. Wool that falls in less than two minutes, in one piece, which is piled up again and again. The ewes gathered behind the barriers, those to be passed and those already sheared. What a collective synergy so perfectly orchestrated, almost without words. And finally this human intensity during the meal shared around the large table in the modern farm's kitchen.
May these images be a gift of thanks and reciprocity for these moments of life shared in all authenticity!























































