The whole Fresnel lens complete with iridescence. Detailed view of the Fresnel lens (pronounce “FrAYneLLE”), named after Augustin Fresnel (strangely re-baptised on the English version of Wikipedia), who is said to have invented the first lighthouse lens in 1823, 190…
OK, this is a bit off the beaten track for a Paris photograph, but I guess I am entitled to a bit of travel from time to time. This is Larimer Square, Denver’s (Co.) “oldest” street. Independence day, July 2011
Fancy a house in Paris, with a miniature garden facing South, less than 2 miles from Notre Dame? That one’s for you, but chances are you won’t be able to even buy it for such houses never appear in the…
Villa Hallé Villa Hallé, July 2013. Paris
A very elegant yet improbable position. Try mimicking that! Even with yoga training… Close up view. The bronze is beautifully crafted Seen from above, the lady and the mirror… Hurray! My old new D600 has just arrived in order to…
Alone in Summer. July 2013
An ant, on a flower stem; although it looks big it is really minute. French Pyrenees, Summer 2012
Getting one’s camera stolen is a severe blow. Not mentioning the cost. But I need to get back in the saddle and go on with my work. So I chose a picture I took a year ago in Picardy. Roses…
This isn’t a nice shot! This is only the last known picture I took with my D600, i.e. the 6634th shot overall since I purchased it early December 2012.It was taken last Saturday because yesterday, as I was having dinner…
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