Notre Dame du Travail in Paris
I’d promised my friend Heide that I would publish something about Notre Dame du Travail, that 1900 church with a metal structure (some of the workers who went to pray here had worked on the Eiffel Tower) in the 14th…
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Unlikely Event
I discovered the Ariege in the 2000s. It’s a nice place, in the middle of nowhere where not much happens. Apart from gadding about amongts the trees surrounded by beautiful mountains, not much unlikely happens. Fine, you might run into…
Remarkable Tree in Vincennes
Vincennes, April 2018
Lines
Lines is one of my favourite subjects. When I’m on a photo stint for the 14th district choir I often roam around in search of lines in the churches in which the choir is singing. The above two pictures were…
Springing flowers
Spring is here at last, after months of hail, rain and snow. Here’s my selection. No need to add many words to that. Jardins Albert Kahn – Boulogne Ditto Giverny, Monet’s gardens Wild violets in the forest in Fontainbleau Tulips,…
Smile
Not an easy challenge, Ben’s smile. I rarely show pictures of people I know, unless they are public. Above, a picture of this year’s class from the Advanced Master in Digital Business Strategy I’m heading on the Paris Campus of…
My Favourite Place
I discovered the Ariège region in the Pyrenees 15 years ago. My wife’s family is from there, I didn’t know the area, which was pretty much deserted from the 1920s onwards. Our village is named Augirein, there are 70 inhabitants…
I’d Rather Be On The Riviera
I’d rather be on the the beach. We’ve had 100 days (!) of rain and snow [as much as in a full year] and we are sort of fed up with it. Sub zero temperatures are for eskimos, I’d rather…
Faceless In the Crowd
Today’s challenge is “a Face in the Crowd” although I decided to rename it “Faceless in the Crowd” as the challenge is about showing people in crowds whereas their faces aren’t visible. I went back to my files and found…
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