Sunday, December 16, 2012
AROUND OCHARD ST, MANHATTAN
Well, it's been a while... I've been really busy with some other kind of business and didn't have much time lately to shoot anything... But I went scouting today for a gig coming this week. Press images of the band Matuto. We will be shooting indoors but I'll probably end up doing one or two images outside and I'd rather be ready.
Thursday, November 08, 2012
Thursday, November 01, 2012
MANHATTAN IN THE AFTERMATH OF SANDY
There is a split in the city.
It seems that North of 31st has electricity, South has not.
Traffic is quite insane midtown, lots of cars, no traffic lights. Surprisingly people handle it with patience.
The first image shot around the Jarvis Center shows midtown lit up in the background.
Then going South on the West Side Highway into Wall Street one enters areas of total darkness.
Quite eery at times. I had to turn back in the Wall St area as it was 100% pitch black, true, I don't have a light on my bike but that's another story...

It seems that North of 31st has electricity, South has not.
Traffic is quite insane midtown, lots of cars, no traffic lights. Surprisingly people handle it with patience.
The first image shot around the Jarvis Center shows midtown lit up in the background.
Then going South on the West Side Highway into Wall Street one enters areas of total darkness.
Quite eery at times. I had to turn back in the Wall St area as it was 100% pitch black, true, I don't have a light on my bike but that's another story...

Wednesday, October 31, 2012
RED HOOK, BROOKLYN AFTER HURRICANE SANDY
If our neighborhood didn't seem to suffer too much [ see previous post ] it's a different story in Red Hook.
Being on the water front, a lot of basements are flooded, goods in stores are wasted, electricity is off...
New York will need a lot of time, money and efforts to get over this one...
Not exactly what was needed in what are already hard times...
Below some images, starting Van Brunt in Red Hook up to Dumbo.
Being on the water front, a lot of basements are flooded, goods in stores are wasted, electricity is off...
New York will need a lot of time, money and efforts to get over this one...
Not exactly what was needed in what are already hard times...
Below some images, starting Van Brunt in Red Hook up to Dumbo.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
HURRICANE SANDY IN BROOKLYN PROSPECT LEFFERTS GARDENS
Took a walk yesterday night and was happy to see there was not a lot of damages other than broken trees.
The only casualty was one below... RIP.
The only casualty was one below... RIP.
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Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Thursday, October 04, 2012
FUTURE PRINTS
I have been improving some previous images as a gallery in Paris wants to represent some of my work.
They have picked a few color & B/W images.
Some of the colors here.
They have picked a few color & B/W images.
Some of the colors here.
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
SHORT NIGHT WALK ON MANHATTAN BRIDGE
Again the weather is hot [ well, not so hot in fact ] and humid here in NYC.
The particles in the air catch the lights diffusing a blanket of gentle eeriness all over the city.
The particles in the air catch the lights diffusing a blanket of gentle eeriness all over the city.
Thursday, September 27, 2012
PROSPECT PARK, BROOKLYN
I couldn't resist taking a late walk yesterday night.
It has been raining in Brooklyn and the park was hot, humid, diffusing many scents.
Somehow it felt like being in Asia.
It has been raining in Brooklyn and the park was hot, humid, diffusing many scents.
Somehow it felt like being in Asia.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
BACK IN NEW YORK
This time it's for real... back home... in New York.
The top one arriving by the LIRR, the bottom one early this morning along Canal St.
The top one arriving by the LIRR, the bottom one early this morning along Canal St.
Monday, September 24, 2012
BACK HOME, WELL, KIND OF...
A last stop in France, in my home town, Tourcoing before heading back to Brooklyn.
No doubt that Tourcoing does not have the charm of Trouville but it's my hometown and as such I still have a lot of emotional ties to it. Difficult to describe but I like Tourcoing even if I must recognize that things are not changing for the best. It seems that a lot of shops are closing, that life is slowly moving to other cities around. The only positive sign is the rehabilitation of old industrial building into nice condos.
No doubt that Tourcoing does not have the charm of Trouville but it's my hometown and as such I still have a lot of emotional ties to it. Difficult to describe but I like Tourcoing even if I must recognize that things are not changing for the best. It seems that a lot of shops are closing, that life is slowly moving to other cities around. The only positive sign is the rehabilitation of old industrial building into nice condos.
Friday, September 21, 2012
TROUVILLE / DEAUVILLE BY NIGHT
I have, as far as I can remember, always been in love with these moments of the day when the city lights blend in the natural light.
It's still magical for me. Even more so in the early mornings when everything is so silent.
Daylight is always coming to soon...
It's still magical for me. Even more so in the early mornings when everything is so silent.
Daylight is always coming to soon...
Thursday, September 20, 2012
TROUVILLE / DEAUVILLE BY DAY
Here is a mix of images of Deauville & Trouville by day.
A quiet, at this time of the year, spot on the coast about 2 1/2 hours from Paris.
Beautiful beaches, skies, and delicious fish [ not shown here...].
A quiet, at this time of the year, spot on the coast about 2 1/2 hours from Paris.
Beautiful beaches, skies, and delicious fish [ not shown here...].
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