Irreverent Meerkats
Today’s theme is Cheeky. Not an easy one if you ask me. I went back to my archive and I found that cheeky lizard up there, ignoring my camera while he was jumping from one rock to the other. My…
Category Photography
A Peek At The Tower
In the 1900s (1888-1902), a famous engraver and artist, Henri Rivière, published 36 block-printed monochrome views of the Eiffel Tower. They were carried out in the Japanese fashion, with woodblocks and limited colouring.
Upside down
Saint Girons, Ariège. Summer 2017
Roundup of Rounded Shapes
“Rounded” is today’s them for the Friday challenge. Rounded like the curves of these traditional Provençal boats near Toulon.
Glow
Joan of Arc glows in the dark opposite the magnificent Regina Hotel in Paris.
Scale
To picture today’s “scale” theme, if Erica hadn’t suggested it, I would have chosen mountains anyway. They are so huge and beautiful, no need to comment. Enjoy! [All shot in 2017 in the Ariège]
Pedestrians
Being a pedestrian here in Europe isn’t anything worth writing a long story about. It’s quite normal in fact, we are keen on using our legs and walking here. Mainly in a big City. Before I became gluten intolerant, I…
Windows
Seen from the windows of the Paris Arsenal Architecture museum. Feb, 2017
Layer After Layer at MUCEM
The Friday photo challenge is back. This time with the “layers” theme. I chose the MUCEM building in Marseilles, covered with a weird and strangely beautiful layer of concrete, which reflects on the ground and everything else around it.
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