Continuing the visual diary from Israel. The photos below are all taken in Tel-Aviv with the Fuji X70. The old city of Jaffa is normally filled with tourists but due to travel restrictions (it was in October), it was relatively quiet, which I loved!
After two long years of waiting to see my family, I finally made it. Not long after travel restrictions were eased, I have booked my flight to Israel. Taking a week off work was not an issue and I was pretty happy to go in October instead of my usual summer visits. The big heat […]Read Post ›
Some random shots over the last few weeks. The summer heat is here and everyone is looking for a cool place to hide. I am impatient for this summer to end already… Haven’t been photographing much lately. Snap shots here and there. Change of location planned for the next week of holidays so might be […]Read Post ›
I believe it has been a while since I’ve done a bog post. Last month I have moved to a new place. It’s a little bigger but there were some unexpected complications just after the move. Now that I’ve settled in, hopefully these issues will resolve. Meantime on photo news: I have kinda given up […]Read Post ›
A few days ago, I have finally managed to join my best friend’s band practice/recording session. It’s been on my mind for a while now, to do a little documentary project about Outback – an acoustic rock duo, based in South of France. Organising date and time was always an issue as we all have […]Read Post ›
I’m not a gear head. I remember owning 2 cameras at some point, a few years back. One of them was Canon 550D and the other was a point & shoot 10mp Panasonic. That point & shoot eventually led me to selling my bulky Canon and getting a more practical for street photography Fujifilm X70. […]Read Post ›
Due to my working hours, I get to shoot way more often at sunsets rather than early mornings. Both times of the day are great to shoot, needless to say. Early mornings you can get these soft subtle colours, warm light. On late afternoons there’s more drama, atmosphere and deep contrasts. Here’s the sequence of […]Read Post ›
A few more shots from that walk just before the streets of Montpellier got flooded with busy shoppers and just ordinary folk walking around the city centre, enjoying Christmas lights and decorations. I could still capture isolated subjects. It was strange and unusual during this time of the year. The city centre is ready to […]Read Post ›
This is my last photo walk and I mean a proper photo walk, where I’m not limited with time or distance. Where I don’t have to justify me being outside. A city freelance, following wherever my eyes or a good light might take me. We are officially into the second (eased lockdown) as the second […]Read Post ›
I’m releasing my lockdown photo zine this week through Blurb and I feel that by the time I’ll receive my copy we’ll go into the second full lockdown here in France. Ironically I’ll probably start working on the sequel… who knows. I’ve deliberated and couldn’t decide for a long time which company to use and […]Read Post ›
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