The end of 2020 is approaching fast. I’ve already summed up this year and the highlights in a previous post. I rarely go way back and look at my blog stats but today I did and I’ve noticed that my first ever WP blog post was written and shared in December 2013! That makes […]Read Post ›
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Hey guys, I would just like to thank any of you who keep coming back to check out my work and read my sometimes confusing, sometimes quite silly musings and thoughts. Thing is, I do really treat this blog space as my personal diary therefore I try not to sensor myself too much and write […]Read Post ›
I think most of the people here in South of France don’t like winter or cold weather in general. I guess thats normal for people who live in warmer places. Then again, its not like we get a proper winter.
September has been a transitional month for me this year. A new school year has started which means I have more time to get out and experiment with my photography.
While scrolling through Twitter I’ve noticed that it is a World Photography Day. Something positive, meaningful and uplifting happened a few days ago and it will be totally appropriate to post it on this particular Day. Just a little story that happened in June and I forgot about but the power of a photograph is […]Read Post ›
I haven’t heard the news until this AM. I looked at the computer screen in disbelief. No words… except why? So many innocent people are attacked again. No words, just mixed emotions of sadness, horror, anger and disbelief. The state of emergency may continue but is it going to make any difference? The question now […]Read Post ›
Hello dear reader, A few days ago, I stumbled upon an interesting photograph online that caught my attention. That image lead me to a photo project by Suresh Naganathan which he submitted to the Magnum Photography Awards 2016. I found Suresh on Facebook and asked if we could meet up online to discuss a little […]Read Post ›
“El Khomri Law” – The proposed law aimed at reducing unemployment by making France’s labour market more flexible, allowing companies to lay off workers more easily. The law would additionally loosen restrictions on working hours, including reducing overtime payments for hours worked beyond France’s statutory 35-hour workweek. It would also reduce severance payments that workers are entitled […]Read Post ›
Hello dear friends, I wanted to update you about some things I’ve been working on as well as share my current inspirations and influences.
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