It took me 3 days or more but it’s finally online! My first year in photography is a highlight of my first year and a half. I think it’s much better than the old gallery. I’ll keep updating the pages, then I’ll add an online shop to put my book (The real Paris: Diary N°1) up for sale. I can’t wait to have everything in place so I could just focus on art…
Sorry for the lack of updates, these last months were overwhelming… I have finished the work on my first book and got it printed. I’ll write later about the difficulties of giving life to a photography book. I started the preliminary works for my second art project a few months ago. I think the outcome will surprise you… Right now, I’m working on an update for my website to have a more polished design and a store. It’ll probably take me a week or more. It’s hard to do everything myself but step by step things are getting into place. Stay tuned…
Sorry for the lack of updates. I was very busy with my first book and personal stuffs. Now that my book has been finalized and sent to the printer I can focus on other things. One of those is a visual style I had on my mind for many months.
I’m still in the preliminary works phase. On Sunday, I’ve been in the park do take some shots at high ISO with my FP L and Voigtländer Heliar 40mm. Here’s one photograph taken at 25600 ISO. Notice how beautiful is the background blur. I know the usual way is to get the ISO as low as possible to reduce noise but I like to be free to do what I want. Stay tuned to see where it’s gonna lead me…
You can read the previous entries of my journal here.
My art creations
The real Paris: Diary N°1
Status: Printed, will be available for sale soon!
A portrait of Paris without the fake glamour clichés. A book where the real Paris, my point of view and my feelings merge into black-and-white photographs.
Project “DIG”
Status: At the preliminary works stage.
An exploration of melancholic feelings through a book and visual style crafted for this purpose. Stay tuned…
Random info about me
While creating photographs around the waterway, near my house, a boat attracted my eyes. I was amused to hear a group of people shouting at me “it’s not the Titanic!” I smiled and acknowledged that it wasn’t indeed the Titanic instead of arguing. It’s better to stay cool when you are out doing street photography.
My latest blog posts about photography
- Is your mind cluttered? Get rid of the noise!
- A simple tip to help you be in the zone and boost your photographic creativity
- Test shots, preliminary works: their differences and purposes
- Ricoh GR III and SIGMA FP L size comparison photos
- SIGMA FP L + Voigtländer Heliar 40mm: another round of test shots