Avenida Corrientes in Buenos Aires. Four lanes of cars speeding down the one way street. Thousands of shoppers rushing home before down falls on the city. Suddenly I spot a couple kissing on the side of the road. I force my way into the crowd to get into position and quickly raise my camera to […]

A surprising sighting in Buenos Aires since the gaucho look is more an attribute of the vast lands described as “the interior” by Argentines. Still, when it is market time, people come from all over the province to sell their goods in the upscale market of San Telmo. (click on pictures for high res) Leica […]

I have returned for a long weekend in Buenos Aires and will post the pictures of this outing over the coming days. The city is absolutely great for street photography, offering so many different settings and a vibrant atmosphere. I plan to visit a lot more in the coming months and maybe work on a […]

After a three hours drive from Rosario, we find ourselves in Buenos Aires for the weekend. Luckily, our ride was a bit more comfortable that the one this lady had to endure. I won’t post any pictures taken here until Monday since I opted to travel without a computer. Also, I will meet a talented […]

Then smile, someone is having a much worse one not far away. Rosario – Leica M9 with 35mm Lux Asph at F1.4, ISO160

If you are located in France or plan to travel there this month, you can discover my article “Street photography in colors” (“La photo de rue en couleurs”)  in the April issue of Phototech Magazine. The journalist did a great job of enhancing the interview with many anecdotes on Street photography.  So don’t hesitate, finding […]

This week, we head North to Reading, England, to discover this sho(r)t story by Darran Roper. (click on picture for high res) Nikon D90 with 18-200mm Short story This shot was taken in the summer whilst out with my family. The picture shows a scene on the grounds of a stately home in England. The sun […]

On Rosario’s main shopping street, an air of Paris can sometimes be felt at the local terraces. Leica M9 with 35mm Summilux Asph at F1.4, ISO160