I took these just before we went into the second lockdown. This is a part of The Golden Pond of Montpellier and is situated a few kilometres out of the city. I used to work near this place. I got sick of the work but never got sick of that view. I haven’t been here […]Read Post ›
Before we all get locked up again, I wanna make the best of this light. This autumnal air. It’s probably the best time of the year for outdoor photography. Thing is… we’re still in f***** 2020 and tonight our president will speak again and introduce new restrictions. A second national lockdown? Very possible. So let […]Read Post ›
As I mentioned in a previous post, a new curfew is in place in 8 major cities in France. 9pm – 6am is a dead zone and streets are empty. Well, I guess it’s not very good for night photography but we could still enjoy the sunsets right? These below are taken in the past […]Read Post ›
A little update of what’s been happening here in France, what I’m up to. Yesterday our president gave a 45 minute interview and introduced new security measures for the upcoming weeks. New rules will be applied to the 8 cities which are currently in the dreaded Red zone. Montpellier is such city, so from this […]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 ›
Hey guys, I’m going to post a little update after a little pause on the blog. It’s funny how I finally sit down to write but nothing is coming out… or maybe I’m thinking of too many things? Not sure. Is it 2020 still? The longest and shittiest year in a long time… It looks […]Read Post ›
The streets were calling me that day. I love this time of the year. The sun is becoming less harsh and goes down earlier. I prefer going on photo walks late afternoons and with the present light, the conditions are perfect. Starting from the old city centre which I know by heart now and heading […]Read Post ›
Our last big outing was to the lake Bouillouse which is a registered natural site, known throughout France and Spain for its rugged landscape and many lakes. At an altitude of 2,000m, the mountain lake is the highest lake accessible by road and chairlift in the whole mountain range. Below is the map of our […]Read Post ›
Hi guys, I continue my visual diary about the recent trip to the Pyrenees mountains. If you’ve missed the previous posts, check Parts 1, 2 and 3. As the clouds were settling down nicely over the village, we decided to take a walk through the forest and towards the nearby lake of Balcere. The walk […]Read Post ›
After two hot days in our little ski village resort Les Angles, we were treated to a little surprise. First, we heard distant claps of thunder and the wind has picked up. The temperatures on the third day have dropped to about 17°C max and we couldn’t be happier about that! This is partially what […]Read Post ›
