Hi, I'm back after a long and very busy time !
I hope to have a bit more time now to process the photos from my last trip to Vietnam and Cambodia...
here is a first diptych whose pictures have been taken in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam last December.
It's really a very nice travel destination: People there were very cool, naturally sharing their life moments with us.
I was walking among the palm trees at twilight looking for low light ambiances, and my eyes were hooked by this green house with these three persons enjoying a conversation after maybe a hard day of work.
Very graphic and peaceful moment...

Here is a combination of 2 photos i took in HK in the same district, close to Mong Kok station, Kowloon.
I only metered high lights in order to plunge the rest of the pictures in a dramatic dark areas.
This worked great in color but i preferred turn it into a warm black & white version in post-processing in order to strengthen the atmosphere of the scene.

After a long busy period, i'm back with a little collection of landscape pictures i shot in Sahara desert in january 2006, in Tassili N'ajjer National Park in southeast Algeria.
It extends about 500 km and it is mostly protected as Biosphere Reserve and Word Heritage Site.
At sunset or sunrise the light was just amazing, transforming the scenery into a dramatic and mysterious set...

Yes, i love the iPhone not only for its smart design and MMI (Man / Machine Interface), but over all for its ability to evolve and fit my daily photographic approach.
It's instant, light, doesn't look like a camera, so that people doesn't pay attention to you, when playing with it.
With it's 3 Mpixels, it's definitively not the best embedded camera in a mobile device of course, and this "poor" resolution limits the print size also ! It's anything but a pro tool i confess !
But for me, it's not an issue and despite its weakness, i consider it as a great experimentation tool that free and extend my vision, just like a digital Polaroid, Lomo or Holga.
Anyway, the story is alway the same in photography: Finally no matter the device and the size... just counts your vision, and how you arrange elements and light into the frame to transmit a mood, a feeling...
These photos were taken in the Arab Word Institute in Paris, designed by the architect Jean Nouvel.

I do know, we left the cold and snow behind us and we are about to enjoy summer...
But, ...i was working on my new website design, trying various combinations to find out interesting picture associations from my production.
These pictures were taken in Paris, close to the Champs Elysées, and i wanted to find a nice balance between the atmosphere of the place, the special lights and colours.

Graphism is everywhere and overall in architecture.
With this collection, i wanted to reveal some interesting overlays, lights, and structures in a minimal way...

For its first edition, the "Espace Manufacture" of Issy-Les-Moulineau city (France), has chosen the Fine Art Photo Gallery, Angle de Vues, to present contemporary photography through 10 artists from different backgrounds and styles.
This exhibition invite the public to walk between worlds composed of still lifes, landscapes, urban scenes or architectures.