About my Facebook page

All of us have different ways to follow the websites we enjoy. Nowadays, the offer is very extensive, be it through Flickr, Google+, Twitter, RSS or by directly visiting the site. I guess they all provide differents option in terms of functionality and privacy level. I chose to use my website as main communication platform, […]

Daughters, brothers and mothers

As I mentioned before, it is pretty hard to walk down an Indian street without taking any portraits. Many people want their portrait taken and sometimes you have to shoot the whole family before they let you go. I feel I am becoming a street portraitist. Daughters, brothers, or mothers, I don’t really know who […]

Marcel

Let me first apologize to this brave man. He invited me to have a coffee in front of his house, but I could never pronounce his name and he spoke no English. I therefore elected to call him Marcel, as wink  to his tank top (which translates to “Marcel” in French). Marcel lives in a […]

The marble players

As a kid, I would play football for hours with my friends. As soon as school finished, we would head to the field. In India, there aren’t that many places to play so the street is the playground. And I was surprised to see the amoutn of  kids playing marble. No Playstation here, luckily. The […]

Variations on yellow

There aren’t many countries in the world where wearing bright yellow clothing is very popular. India is an exception (with Brazil on football game day …) as you see it all over the street. A pleasure for the eyes, and quite photogenic. (click on pictures for high res) All pictures taken with Leica M8 and […]

In the morning light of Pune

Early morning is the best time to be out there shooting. Workers head slowly to their workplace, street sellers prepare a few quick breakfasts and kids walk to school. Of course, there is always a dayd reamer that prefers to stand there, contemplating the slow rise of the sun.  (click on pictures for high res) […]

Women mysteries

Veiled or not, between tradition and modernity, always elegant and often of full mysteries. These are the women of India.  (click on pictures for high res) All pictures taken with Leica M8 and 35mm Lux Asph