Portraits - Snapshots

I met last night some old friends from the fine arts school and I realised that I need to find a new engagement, a diretion in what I do as a photographer. I've collected some old pictures and I posted them with brand new. They're all snapshots, but I think I'd like to work that kind of atmosphere.

Scotland part 2

We took a ferry boat with our car to reach the Isle of Skye. Romain wasn't at ease on it.




We decided to take a side road on the isle of Skye.



Neast Point.










The Loch Ness.

Scotland part 1

I've been in Scotland mid-September with Romain. He convinced me by showing pictures on Google Maps, he knows that these are exactly the kind of landscapes where I can imagine living in (without actually being able to live in such deserted places).





We were very lucky with the weather. Everytime I found the light beautiful, I took my old medium format camera out of my bag to take some pictures. I've got the four rolls I shot in my fridge waiting to recover some money to bring them to the lab. If I succeeded in manipulating this old mechanic shit, I'll publish them on this blog one day. ;)




This dog spent the end of his life waiting near the grave of his beloved master and have now his own grave (where there are always flowers and plushes) and this stupid statue.


Baked potato with coleslaw...




In Scotland, graveyards are always set in the most beautiful places.

Wilfried

His rabbit is called Jean-Pierre.








It's been a long time since I wanted to take some pictures of Wilfried. I'm interested of taking picture of people in their house as I did for Joelle. I think it creates some kind of an intimacy, because people are more at ease as in the street where people can look at them posing.
He was kind to accept because he had a hard night. He woke up just a few minutes before I arrive.

End of roll

I spent a whole afternoon taking pictures of a friend. At the end of the afternoon, going back home, there was one last shot on the roll. I took a picture of Romain near the window. When I got back my pictures from the lab, only the picture of Romain was cool. I think, mostly because of the sun going right through the lens.

Believe in my work

I was chatting with a friend of mine. She told me she was elaborating some resolutions for his future life :

-To get my driving licence
-Drinking less
-Make some public relations
-and (most important of all) believe in her artistic work

I think I'll try to apply them to myself.

I wanna see the sun again.

I spent my whole afternoon at scanning pictures but most of them were disappointing. I wanna see the sun again...