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Blue, Old Delhi, India

August 01, 2012
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I was on my way to Khari Baoli when I took this picture in the Old Town of Delhi. I was interested in the various blue tones and the two Indian men who I thought would be well placed to make this composition. India is a unique country for colour and texture, and hence a perfect playgr
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Sunlight in a lane of Pahargang, New Delhi, India

April 18, 2012
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In the morning, a man is walking and smoking in the lane of Pahargang. About the photograph: I was having an after breakfast wander in Pahargang when the light on the wall above caught my attention. It was early in the morning, the sun was slowly rising and the lane was still dark. I
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Old Delhi

April 03, 2012
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Old Delhi is both an awful and a fascinating place. Awful, because of the crowded streets, the density of traffic, dust and endless noise, making this urban environment at its worst an impossible place to enjoy a wander. Fascinating, because of its many shops, stalls and bazaars, its
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Porter around the Manaslu, Nepal

December 05, 2011
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Surrounded by mountains, a porter, on its way to Dharapani, is walking along a ravine. Around 100m down the ravine flows the powerful and sacred river Marsyangdi, a tributary of the Ganges river in India.
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Porters and mules, Gorkha district, Nepal

September 30, 2011
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In the early, a porter and his mules are about to enter in the village of Dudheni. Most of the Gorkha district in Nepal is only accessible by foot. Goods have been carried by mules, porters and inhabitants for generation. During the photo workshop & trek “Following the Guru
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Life on the Nepalese road

September 27, 2011
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I have mostly travelled towards the east of the country on each of my visits in Nepal. Nepal is one of the poorest countries in the world, so it is not surprising to see how bad the roads can be and how chaotic the traffic is. The highway between Kathmandu and Pokhara is one of the ma
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Children playing, Barpak, Nepal

September 19, 2011
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Children playing in the early morning, Barpak
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Nepalese boy and girl playing, Laprak, Nepal

September 16, 2011
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School boy and school girl playing around Laprak’s school.
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Durbar Square, Bhaktapur, Nepal

September 15, 2011
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Nepalese passing by the Royal Palace in the early morning.
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Refuge of Chauli, Manang district, Nepal

September 13, 2011
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Nepalese woman cooking lunch in the refuge of Chauli, Manang district
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About

Expressing myself between documentary and street photography, my work focus on long term projects because of the human aspect, but also to have better insight and understanding of a situation over time. Photography is a medium that allows me to explore the cultural and sociological aspects of life in order to understand the relationship between the people, their traditions/habits/cultures and their environment. In recent years I have worked on separate long term projects about the Medinas of Morocco and more recently the Yamuna river in India.

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