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Live in a different way.
Orang Asli portraits take in Taman Negara in malaysian wood middle
Exposed for international Visa OFF festival 2014
The real mexican face.
In search of these outstanding personalities of Mexico.
Photo Gallery.
Click on the galleries to see the pictures in full frame.
Malaysian Trip
Series of photographs taken over a trip to Malaysia.
Lay eyes on what disturbs.
Homeless photographs
Cali's Concert
Cali's live concert, in Casa Musicale, Perpignan.
Nico Backton & Wizards of Blues's Live Concert
Different portraits
The White Walk in Perpignan
Walk for the Charlie Hebdo Honors after the terrorist attack.
VolunteeringTrip in Benin, Africa.
Photographes done within an humanitary travel with 3 nurs.
Humanitary nurse report.
Photographes done for Don Fare humanitary mission in Benin, Togbota Ague.
Walking in Mexico.
Photographies in Mexico, Yucutàn.
Trying to start a new beginning in Bristol.
Some Bristol discoveries, some photographs.
Olivier, life lesson (Festival OFF Price)
Discover the daily life of Olivier Voudounnou. A 14-year-old native
who lives at Togbota-Agué, a small village in Bénin. After his
father's death 6 years ago he left the school to work on the fileds to
feed his family. Motivated by the desire to become math teacher
Olivier found the strengh to go back to school.
-Rocinha is the largest favela in Brazil, and is located in Rio de Janeiro's South Zone between the districts of São Conrado and Gávea. -When you walk in this streets you can see a world in the world. In Europe we are so far from this kind of things. Just have a think about the peoples living in this place…
-Rocinha is the largest favela in Brazil, and is located in Rio de Janeiro's South Zone between the districts of São Conrado and Gávea. -When you walk in this streets you can see a world in the world. In Europe we are so far from this kind of things. Just have a think about the peoples living in this place…
Olivier Vodounnou, a 14 year old wouêmenou boy, illuminated by a candle light, the same as every evening in Togbota Agué.
At sunrise this boy wakes up to clean the dusty floor covered by three leaves in front of his house.
Olivier Vodounnou, a 14 year old wouêmenou boy, illuminated by a candle light, the same as every evening in Togbota Agué.