Dreaming on the shores of the Allondon as it crosses Satigny
305_Inspiration at the botanical gardens, Geneva /
It’s all about lights and shadows
304_Twilight at the vineyards /
303_Fête de la musique /
Portrait of a violinist rehearsing before the final concert at the Victoria Hall. I like the way he ignores the noise in the hall and concentrates on his music.
302_Roulave /
Midnight mood inside the forest, on the shores of the river. La Roulave Forest, Geneva
301_Creative mood /
Extreme black and white
300_Last sunrays /
Everything is light… winter contrasts on the river
299_Reflexions /
frozen still nature
298 _Art & Nature Series /
winter melancholic passing of clouds on the river banks
297_PORTRAIT AS AN ARTISTIC EXPRESSION /
Photo session two day’s ago with Sara. We were supposed to make Studio portraits, but the lights and shadows on the terrace were so tempting…
296_ART OF PORTRAITURE /
I was commissioned for Studio portraits of the Best of Storytellers, Casilda, who tells the most phantastic stories. Geneva, Switzerland Visit: https://www.casilda.org
295_Architectural miniseries during lockdown, Geneva /
This image is part of an architecture mini-series, my second mini shooting since lockdown. Today there was a beautiful sunny spring morning, streets almost empty, birds singing. I went shooting a new light train station in Geneva- Eaux-Vives station, with colours of hope, which make happy pictures. The construction has been stopped because of the pandemia, but everything is very close to completion. Trains are running, although at a small pace, 2 an hour. Glass walls and floors were designed by Jean Nouvel.
294 Best playground for photographers, London /
Even with grey skies, this brutalist fortress is a beautiful playground, with many surprises to the attentive eye. It is a photography project in the making, you can see the first series here
The Barbican Estate is a residential estate that was built during the 1960s and the 1980s within th City of Lonodn in an area once devastated by World War II.
Architects: Chamberlin, Powell and Bon
293 A Study on Brutalism /
This week working on a project around Brutalism in London, a style that emerged in the 1950s and grew out of the early-20th century modernist movement. It is always exciting to capture those massive, monolithic pieces of architecture and the different tones of old concrete- See the full series here
292 Final editing of Junya Ishigami's Pavilion in London /
Procrastination has also a positive side. This image is part of a shooting made in August at the Serpentine Pavilion in London (see more images here) . I rediscovered the whole project while editing it many months later.
291_Celebrating the 75th anniversary of Conference Interpreting /
Sercond day covering this event as official photographer: Experienced interpreters, linguists and general public met at the University of Genev afor a panel around Sign Lnaguage Interpreting. In the pic: the new generation, soon-to-be interpreters interpreting behind the glass. Moree pictures to be published soon.
290_Interpreters at the Nuremberg Trials /
I had the chance to cover this event as one of the two official photographers: Rencontre avec les proches des interprètes de Nuremberg, at the University of Geneva. George Drummond, AIIC Interpreter, moderated this exciting panel. In the background you can see the Nuremberg Trial, there where Simultaneous Interpreting was used for the first time in history. Moree pictures to be published soon.
289_Actor's Studio Shooting /
Shooting an actor’s booking in a Film Studio, Madrid, Spain
In the pic: Spanish actor and theater producer Antonio Pardo.
288_Bretagne in some postcards /
I just came back from a week in Britany, France, where the sheer beauty of its landscapes gave me the idea to make a series of minimalistic postcard-like pictures with white frames. Here is one of them. I will be publishing more soon under “Latest”
288_Final shooting /
8 months ago I was commissioned to document this Rooftop Extension by Swiss Architects JUCKER ARCHITECTURES in Geneva. You can see part of the project on my wesite under “Athennée” and “Athenée II” (From the inside). We were waiting for the summer in order to have some green leaves to complete the commission with some exterior /fassade pictures. I just finished this last part some days ago. I love the way modern and tradition melt together. What do you think>?