On the 25th July 2012, looking at the map of England, I pointed my finger towards the south, moving it along the Dorset coast before stopping at Weymouth. After a quick image search on Google, I decided to make the two hour drive there from Bristol. Walking towards the beach, my first
Photo by Jerome Lorieau taken during a one to one session with Mandy. A few days ago, I met Mandy in a coffee shop around Harbourside in Bristol for a Street Photography course. The good thing about one to one tuition is the flexibility I have to customize a workshop. Based on what sh
The Gurung people are originally Tibeto-Burmese people, practising a Buddhism that has been influenced by Hinduism, but yet Shamanism is still an important part of their culture. They believe in the interaction with the spirit world through their environment. As part of an on-going pr
About the picture: The photograph was taken in January 2011 in Shetland. As part of a project about the Shetland fire festival, I was following the Scalloway Jarl squad during the Scalloway fire festival. The day started early in the morning by marching around the town before escortin
Off the track of my main Yamuna journey in India, the blue city of Jodhpur was among the places to visit on my Indian wish list. When, at the end of my journey along the blue river, I had 5 days to spare, I didn’t hesitate and jumped on the first night train to explore one of th
About the picture: I was following the guests leaving the 21212 restaurant in Edinburgh when I spotted the Bride casually dressed giving a call in a quiet room of the restaurant. She was on her own facing an angel who seems to want to congratulate her. There was something peaceful and
About the picture: The photograph was taken during my second trip to Nepal in October 2009. I was visiting Pashupatinath, which is one of the holiest sites for the Hindu culture and the main cremation site in Nepal. The place is definitely not as impressive as Varanasi but its special