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January 2022.

Montréal. Québec.

Commuting with the ghost.

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Dec 31, 2021.

Laurier. Montreal. Québec.

21:50.

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(Dec 28, 2021)

Montréal, Québec.

Camille, un jour d'hiver.

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(Nov, 2021)

Vallee bras du nord. Québec.

First snow.

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(Feb 16, 2019) Place Rouville. Lyon. France. Before leaving for New Zealand.

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(Jan 10, 2019)

Soothing

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( Jan 10, 2019)

Abandoned (familiar) places. I used to go there with my parents during Summer hot days as a kid...

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(Jan 2019)

Somewhere, sometimes. Digging memories out of long forgotten films.

One of the things I prefer about film photography is taking a roll to the shot having forgotten what was precisely photographed with. Who? When? Why? Where? And the surprise once you look at the prints. All the memories. The emotions.

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(Jan 23, 2019) Lyon. France.

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(Dec 21, 2018)

Remember that day you turned 30? It was a Friday. We were almost all there. 15 or so years later.

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(Dec 21, 2018)

Picture taken from my den. 28 rue Burdeau, Lyon. I remember. Sun was coming up, I was already awake, getting ready to go catch a train to the South. Blurry memories, but I can still feel the awe of those moments, from these windows.

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(Dec 20, 2018)

Some of the amazing people I met through life. Students, coworkers; there are so many more. Looking back at these pictures, I remember how mundane it felt to take them, for they are, when you think about it, mundane. Photos of a Christmas party at a local school, oh well! Yet, however common, they reached straight to my heart when I looked at them. They have a background. Time is stopped at this very moment, and those pictures have a past and a future. Mundane emotions, passing through, just as powerful as it was back then.

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(Nov 11, 2018)

“In reality, travelling creates a new mindset. It offers us boldness and gives us back the taste for awe that was long gone from our uninspired daily life”

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It’s all about coming back

(Friday, November 6th, 2020)

Two years later, almost to the day, I am reviving this! I will browse through my hard drive, going from a folder to an other, looking for pictures of events that highlighted my life over the past 24 months. I will try to catch up, chronologically, without leaving anything significant behind. I will try...