As part of a mission for Petit Futé in the Lot, I went on a road trip with my dog towards Gourdon. I had never taken the time to stroll through its charming little streets. The light of a late spring afternoon turned the stone an incredible golden color. I...
MLP Weekly #47 : Francis Candau’s work place
No, behind this helmet, it is not the 3rd member of Daft Punk, but the sculptor Francis Candau. In the small Lot village of Castelfranc, he creates metal sculptures: animals, strange men, abstract sculptures, and designer creations such as lamps, seats or tables. Influenced by artists Julio Gonzalez and David...
MLP Weekly #46: the Lot under the snow
It had been years since the Lot had seen its snowy landscapes. I took the road towards Souillac the day after the snowfall, thinking that it had melted quickly and that the roads would be clear. But, once past Uzech-les-Oules, the landscape became magical, and the snow depth was much...
Demonstration against pension reform
In the Lot also the demonstration against the pension reform was very well attended. This is the first time that I have seen so many people on Boulevard Gambetta in Cahors to make the voice of the people heard, despite the rain. Many unionists claimed, but also people of all...
MLP Weekly #45 : come back on Oh my Lot ! in 2022
Last summer, I worked with the Department of Lot for their attractiveness campaign Oh my Lot! to make you want to choose the Lot to come there live. I had a lot of fun with my friends and their children who lent themselves to the shooting exercise. Thanks to them...
Christmas sunset
Every year I spend Christmas with my family in Charente-Maritime, which gives me beautiful walks on the beach in winter, and some memorable sunsets. Enjoy.
Happy new year 2023 !
There you go, 2022 has come to an end, the results are very positive since I now have the chance to work as an author and photographer for the Petit Futé guide in the Lot, I participated in the special summer magazine of La Dépêche (and I hope to repeat...
MLP Weekly#41 : street art in Montmartre
When you think of Paris, it's not really the culture of street art that comes to mind right away. We think of Haussmannian architecture, the city of light, the great museums, luxury, and a few working-class neighborhoods too, of course. When we think of Montmartre, we imagine the Sacré-Coeur and...
MLP Weekly#40 : concerts of Juyce’s and Burning Heads
It had been a while since I had taken concert photos, so I took to the rhythm of lights and music with great pleasure to discover Juyce's and Burning Heads at Pavilion 108 in Fumel. White Stripes-fed garage rock band Juyce's got the crowds fired up: this duo with an...
MLP Weekly#39 : ASVOFF with Laura Albert
From November 10 to 13, 2022, the A Shaded View On Fashion (ASVOFF) festival was held by Diane Pernet, high priestess of fashion and pioneer of fashion blogs. Jean-Charles de Castelbajac and Caroline de Maigret were its president. I was able to attend the closing party with my friend Laura...