The PC
Paris used to have a train line going around it. It was called the PC: Petite Ceinture. It was closed a long…
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Blue
I don’t often take colour photos, but this time I made the conscious effort to do so. I liked all the blue…
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Walking under the arches
I was in Paris a few weekends ago to visit my parents. I took the opportunity to walk around Paris for a…
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On Library Lending Cards
Warning: this is photography-adjacent only. Sometimes I buy second hand books. Either on Amazon or on local markets. Mostly because when you…
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Is Substack Just a Bunch of Echo Chambers?
I’m still trying to identify why I like Substack so much more than other social platforms. So navel gazing warning is in…
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Exploring Street Photography in Paris
I’m not a street photographer. Part of it is that I live in the middle of nowhere and we don’t really have…
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An Obsession with Details
Sometimes, photography reminds me of scientific research. Both disciplines demand an intense focus on minute details, adhering to conventions that outsiders rarely…
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What happened to Rita Carl?
During my last visit in Paris, I went to a Richard Avedon exhibition at the Cartier-Bresson Foundation.
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The Case for Printing Photographs in the Digital Age
In our modern world of unlimited cloud storage and high-capacity hard drives, the practice of printing photographs might seem antiquated. Yet, this…
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Another walk
With the spring definitively here (though some cold weather last week), I go for walks outside more often. This time I took…
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