Abstract. Guess what it is?
Los objetos cotidianos pueden resultar intrigantes. Imagen abstracta de un radiador
Simple objects can be very intriguing. Picture of a radiator
Abstract. Guess what it is?
Los objetos cotidianos pueden resultar intrigantes. Imagen abstracta de un radiador
Simple objects can be very intriguing. Picture of a radiator
Lonely skating in the night
Night chess
Portrait of a young woman with fashion photography post production In Lightroom and Photoshop. Thanks to Mahé for posing for me.
Taken with my favorite lens for portraiture: Canon 85mm, f/ 1.8 on my Canon 5DMark III
Morning sun in the kitchen
What do you think it is?
Not burkas! Shadows of cars with rear lightning from a nearby construction site. Night photography has always surprises for the curious photographer
Already 4 months into the 365 challenge !! I celebrate with a home-made self-portrait, just seconds before midnight, no make-up!
An amazing Story Teller, Casilda, during her last show, The Tsar Saltan, a Russian tale by Pushkin in Les Salons, Geneva. Feeling a child again!
If you want to know more about her story telling, visit: www.casilda.org
Conditions of light were not easy to say the least, but I like challenges and was reasonably pleased with the results.
Happy birthday Mr. Wurlitzer !
Celebrating the 80th anniversary of this incredible instrument, Wurlizer. On the organ, Simon Glenhill, Geneva.
Art at the parking
Art at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Garage
Zombies through the night
Was it a zombie altogether? I was at night in a deserted street, not even a meter away from her and she was so concentrated she didn't even notice I was there taking pictures. Geneva streets are full of zombies! Watch out, you could be pictured...
The building was designed by the great Swiss Architect Mario Botta.
Artist portrait at his Geneva atelier: Michel Huelin
Discovering the magnificent work of Swiss artist Michel Huelin during an Open Studio visit in Geneva, today. I had also the chance to meet the artist and make a portrait of him. The lighning conditions were quite difficult, with neon and LED lights which are hard lights for portraits, but I am reasonable satisfied with my portrait. If you want to see the artist's work, go to : www.huelin.ch or better, visit his studio in Geneva.
Canon 5d mark III, Canon Lense 24-105 mm, ISO 800, speed: 1/25, f/6.3
Art at my feet
Art on the road. Empty roads around the block reveal beautiful patterns, colors, cracks. It had been raining most of the day, when I finally took the camera it was almost midnight. Deserted streets and art just under my feet.
Canon
After working hours... a lonely man sat in a bar and drank his wine in an empty bar, maybe a foreigner visiting
The Human Body Project is inspired in the title of a photo contest "The Human Body". I have been reflecting about it and have started a series of nude photographies. Models are welcome! Here with a filter in order to hide nakedness (beware of censorship) and far from the colors of my final version, but the idea is there. Comments are also welcome!
Canon 5dmarkIII, Canon 24-105 mm Lense
Time... isn't it all about it? Here at a jewlery at the Grand Hotel Kempinski, Geneva.
Canon 5dmarkIII, Canon 85mm
Portrait: Axelle Snakkers, Artist, with an Art Collector at Espace_L Gallery, Geneva
I went again to the L Gallery to get a few more shots from this great exhibition and the Artist herself. In the picture, she explains her work to an Art Collector. You can see her work at:
Canon 5dMarkIII, Canon 24-105 mm
Afternoon shadows in the old town
Photo shooting at Axelle Snakkers' vernissage, Geneva. Portrait of a visitor
Philippe enjoying one of the extraordinary aluminium paintings by Swiss-Belgian Artist Axelle Snakkers at the Gallery Espace_L in the Quartier des Bains, Geneva. I was in charge of a reportage about the vernissage. If you want to see more works: www.axellesnakkers.com or, even better, visit her in her studio!
Canon 5dmarkIII, Canon 85mm 1.8 f Lense
Outside Office hours
Night microcosmos through my fish-eye lense. Trying to convey new impressions from this intriguing fassade. The SPG Headquarter building was designed by Giovanni Vaccarini Architetti. The envelope is comprised of a triple layer of glass added to which is a fourth layer with a ventilated chamber containing the package of micro-perforated Venetian blinds to regulate the light.
At night the glass panels are lit by white LED lights that bring the architectural block to life and make it shimmer, in dialogue with the nighttime urban landscape in which it is set.
Taken with Canon 5dmarkIII, Tokina Fish-eye lense 10-17 mm @ 10mm