I’ll try to do better in 2020…But in the meantime, I still have some archive to explore, like these two views of Boston and Cambridge, MA..

Apart a couple of humans and some deers, we were alone in the world.

Among various images captured that day, the one with the simplest composition is bringing back the quiet feeling of that moment…

With a friend, we were two shadows silently capturing Boston lights distorted by the frozen waves of the Charles river…

Photography is often a good opportunity to feel alive.

While the landscapes were not as unique as some other US Parks, it was still breathtaking to be there. It’s one of these places that push you to use a medium or large format cameras, just because it feels impossible to capture the scale and depth of nature with just 24x36mm…

But later on, when looking back to these “first” images, some may still have a soul, keeping trace of the photographer’s initial and fugitive discovery sensations…

Here are some “light” images of my first encounter with the Boston/Cambridge cities mid 2014.

I can’t remember how long it took just to find an open restaurant in the desert city…

While the whole concept is globally fine, I found more interesting to spent time in the pottery or the blacksmith shop, looking at timeless gestures…