I love the sea.
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I always want to be back home but when I am there, I feel like leaving. I try to be a photographer. I have been living close to the nicest park of San Francisco for a while; I now live close to the water in Paris.
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is my open library, and my diary as a photographer: a list of people, places and moments that I find inspiring. Images taken with different kinds of cameras, but always by the same person (me, unless stated otherwise). I keep in my archives many photographs that are personal, experimental, non-specific, spontaneous, weird, or that live quietly in between the above. I decided to give them a new thought by sharing them here.
14 comments:
beautiful.....
Whaouh. love it. Did you use a waterproof camera or yours with a waterproof bag? Did you swim with a shark (pic 3)?
Thanks Taylor!
Anonymous, yes I did use a waterproof camera. Pic #3 is a shark indeed, it is actually the biggest of them, the whale shark -beautiful and peaceful...
i buy it.
it's always free for friends.
OK, then I sell it.
AHAHAH
si même les poissons posent pour toi maintenant...
as-tu plongé dans beaucoup de mers ou d'océans ?
oui, ils sont tres zen et se préoccupent assez peu de leur image!... j'ai eu la chance de me déplacer régulierement pour aller les admirer...
J'adore tes photos et ton blog si mystérieux. Je suis toujours très touchée par ton talent photographique, très belle sensibilité vraiment. En tant que photographe, j'imagine que tu as plusieurs appareils photo mais puis-je te demander ceux que tu utilises le plus? Tu préfères l'argentique?
j'aimerais beaucoup savoir quel appareil argentique et quel numérique tu utilises.
merci d'avance de ta réponse
please please please can i have #5? fantastic.
@Anonyme: merci pour ton commentaire... j'utilise n'importe quel appareil (sur ce blog, surtout de la pellicule quand meme, mais pas que) sans préférence réelle. La seule chose dont j'ai besoin c'est d'un bon 50mm fixe. Je ne suis pas vraiment une fétichiste du "matériel"!...
@Margo: Glad you like them! Sure you can have #5...
We love those fishes flying deep in this liquid blue sky (Dad & Mum)
How did you took these underwater shots? They're beautiful.
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