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Restarting my Photo Legend Series
This article was originally posted on my HEY World account.
A collection of posts from the hugely popular and legendary photo legend series.
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This article was originally posted on my HEY World account.
I always liked children's drawings. They give us, adults, a view of how kids see the world. It’s fascinating how they draw human bodies. As they get older, instinctively they learn to refine their art, leaving behind some form of visual fantasies, which I think is a
(Micheal Jackson’s Thriller playing in the background here). This photo was taken last summer during a long stay in a country house that we rented for two months. That day, when the sun was slowly sunsetting, fog slowly started to crawl and created this wonderful scene. At that time,
I recently went for a long walk of 8 km on a small island called “Nun’s island”, just outside of Montreal. It was a superb spring day. For the occasion, my iPhone 11 Pro stayed in my pocket as I had my Nikon D750 camera with me with my