We are having a great beginning of summer period in South of France. I’m talking about the weather. The temperatures so far have been considerably low for June in this region. The hottest day so far was probably +28°c and the rest of the time no higher than 25°c and around 15° at night so […]Read Post ›
Sometimes there is a story in a single photo, sometimes multiple photos create a narrative or a story. I am still in pursuit of the latter… Meanwhile, in Montpellier, France the sun is shining all week. Summer is here… @yurirasin
Hey guys, a little summer update here. Recently visited a William Gedney exhibition. Our city presents the Europe’s only retrospective of this previously unknown to me American photographer. I went there twice with my fellow photography friends and it was interesting to discuss and share opinions on the exhibited pictures. Had a few photo walks […]Read Post ›
I can’t get enough of colour photography. I feel like I almost need to give up the B&W and concentrate only on colour… Yet I think that I might regret it and miss out on some great B&W opportunities. The fight goes on… This past week has been 90% colour. I made some shots at […]Read Post ›
Posting some shots from the Photo Marathon that did not make my final selection. Concentrating on given themes was already a big challenge but following your gut and not denying whats happening around you, being ready to capture anything interesting was a great workout. All images area taken with Fujifilm X70 in Montpellier, France Thanks […]Read Post ›
Yesterday was good. Very good. It was really hot but enough of me complaining about the heat every time… I had a good walk. I walked for about an hour and a half in the morning. I went to the city centre, again.
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 ›
For the best part of July I was shooting with my DSLR. I wrapped the strap around my wrist so I had to only bring the camera to my eye to compose a shot. This resulted in a more fluid experience in comparison to having the camera around your neck.
I just finished processing the photos from my recent little trip to Nimes, France. I would like to share some of them with you dear reader…
It’s ironic because I’m writing this post just after witnessing an hour long thunderstorm outside of my window. Until today, for the past couple of weeks, the average temperature in south of France was about +30 in the shade. We welcomed today’s storm with open arms. But this post is not about the rain. I […]Read Post ›
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