From the Archive: Colour Vision #1
June 14, 2013
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As a street photographer I sometimes wonder how my perception of colour influences my vision of the world and my photographs. This is especially true in places like western countries where the colours do not always have the light and the visual impact of some exotic countries. However
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The Pleasure of Beautiful Light
May 07, 2013
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Playing with light and shade is relatively new to my photography. In 2005 when I seriously started photography, my photographs were not obviously influenced by the light. At the time, I was living in Paris and my work was mainly in black and white, and whatever the weather forecast, I
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Colour of India
December 22, 2012
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From its streets, its places, its shops and habitations, India, one of the most secular countries in the world, is submerged with colours. They often refer to symbols and costumes coming from religious beliefs, historical events and mystic legends. Through their culture and tradition,
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Road through the wild landscape of Scotland
December 10, 2012
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There is no doubt that it is in Scotland that I drove some of the most scenic roads in my life. Not only because of the wild beauty of the Scottish landscape but also for its unpredictable character that often makes a journey magical (or awful). This slideshow drives us through some o
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Nepalese Schoolchildren
November 27, 2012
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In developing countries like Nepal, boys and girls are very aware of the importance of being educated despite the lack of job opportunities in the country. In Nepal, a large number of NGO participate in funding education program, build and run schools in the Kathmandu valley or in var
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