The good weather made me go out recently. I wandered again in the city centre of Bristol. This is actually the only place I walked and photographed in Bristol. I can’t say how many times I have walked by the McDonald’s near Cabot Circus and I can’t say how many times
Bristol, Angleterre, Mai 2013: Je ne sors jamais sans mon appareil photo. La peur de manquer l’immanquable, une lumière, un instant m’en empêche constamment. Je n’avais pas fait cent pas lorsque cette situation s’est présenté à moi. Je ne marchais pas seul. Alo
Bristol is a vibrant, multicultural city situated by the River Avon in the South West of England. Like some post industrial English cities, Bristol city centre went through a lot of regeneration in the last few decades. Traditional high streets now compete with new shopping areas incl
Everybody knows this feeling when after a long winter and an endless cloudy spring, the sun is out. The day I took this photo was one of those days. It was May. I was walking along Corn Street when I first spotted the black and white colour of the coffee shop signs and the man’s
A slideshow including a short selection of street photography taken in London, Birmingham, Weston Super Mare, Clevedon and Bristol during the summer 2012.
Following the path of the French Humanists It is in Paris that the Golden age of French Humanist photography took place, with photographers such as René Jacques, Jean Dieuzaide, Robert Doisneau, Willy Ronis and Henry Cartier Bresson. All French photographers interested in street photo
Shetland: I started 2011 by travelling to Shetland. I explored the most Northern part of Scotland, hiking through dramatic landscapes in all sorts of weather: strong winds, snow storms, sheets of rain, sun. I was not always fighting the winter elements. I shared a lot of good times wi
I’ve just added two photographs (including the one above) to the Unobserved Bristol portfolio. Unobserved Bristol is a personal street photography project about the city of Bristol.