Street Photography Workshop in Bristol, UK and abroad
In the next few weeks and months, I am going to launch a series of workshops organised firstly in the city I currently live, Bristol, and then outside the United Kingdom. The workshops are aimed at photographers having an interest in street and documentary photography and who want to progress in this area. Workshops will [...]
Street Photography workshop in Paris
The workshop 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 photography have in some way been influenced by the French humanists. Their photographs are real gems, and [...]
Images of England
Here is a selection of images of England recently uploaded in the England gallery archive. The slideshow includes images of Cheltenham, London, Bristol and Portsmouth
A journey through 2011
View the photo slideshow in big 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 with [...]
Unobserved Bristol, Portfolio updated
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.
Street life around Bristol city centre
Yesterday it was summertime in Bristol like the rest of UK. Just a wonderful day. In the afternoon I went out for shooting the streets of Bristol city centre. The light was great especially after 4pm. Here is a selection of taken yesterday. As usual, I had with me my Canon 5D MarkII + Canon [...]
Lunchtime, Harbourside festival, Bristol
People having lunch during the Harbourside festival, Bristol
Unobserved Bristol
Unobserved Bristol is a project about the city of Bristol, its life, its society, its community, its people through its streets, its outdoor events and festivals. It is about all the moments of life that we do not observe any more but which part of our daily life and environment. I do hope to write [...]
The Downs, Bristol – New Black & White photography
The Downs, Bristol Here are two new pictures added in my Black and White photography print gallery . I hope you like it both. The Downs, Bristol
The boy and Bristol Harbourside Crane
Boy running on a paddle in Harbourside. This week end is the Harbourside Bristol Festival 2011, I can’t wait for it to enjoy friends, drinks, food, concerts …. and to take photo of the event. This picture is part of my photo series “Unobserved Bristol”.
Crowd at St Paul’s Carnival, Bristol
Crowd in the street of St Paul during the carnival. Composing some candid images through a big crowd is not an easy matter. In this picture, every single person seem to be at the right place in order to balance everything in the frame. Everybody look in a different direction making the image more lively. [...]
Resting at the Downs, Bristol
Man resting at the Downs. There are plenty of quite and hidden places in this beautiful park. Here is one of them.
Bristol gay pride parade, England
This week end was the Bristol pride parade. It just lasted one hour from Queen’s Square to Castle Park where a festival was taking place. I just turned up to the parade and didn’t made the afternoon event despite a promising program.
St Paul’s Carnival, Bristol, England
St Paul’s area in Bristol is the home of a strong African and Caribbean community, which can only be compared to the Notting Hill area in London. Every year since 1967 (except in 2002 and 2006), a carnival has taken place in its streets to celebrate Caribbean culture through a procession, dancing, live music, street [...]
Le Carnaval de St Paul, Bristol
Le quartier de St Paul à Bristol est la demeure d’une forte communauté originaire des Caraïbes. Cette importante communauté ne peut être comparé par exemple qu’à celle de Notting Hill à Londres. Tous les ans depuis 1967 (sauf en 2002 puis 2006), le carnaval envahit les rues du quartier célébrant la culture Caribéennes à travers [...]
