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Art Nouveau style in Europe
Natural Curves: A degustation in images of the Art Nouveau style 1895-1910. Photo reportage with comments on Paris, Glasgow, Brussels and OLV Waver.
 Reims Notre-Dame Cathedral
Reims,
the French city of coronations. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage
Site, this masterpiece of gothic art dates from the 13th century.
The Barang and Kris Dance
From
Bali, Indonesia, the dancing representation of the mythical fight
between the Barang and the Rangda, the Good and the Evil. In pictures
and music...
T.Helsloot & L.Jones interview (Worldphotolocations.com)
“There
are so many places for the photographer to find inspiration. Maybe
the best place is always the next place as there you will find
new opportunities and new scenes to capture.”
 Interview
of Bernhard Heiser (AsiaPhoto.de)
“When
I visit other travel sites, I always find out that text is more
important than photos. Good photos are great, but they cannot
tell the whole story on their own.”
 Haut-Kœnigsbourg
castle
A photo
reportage on the Haut-Kœnigsbourg castle in Alsace, restored in the XIXth
century by William II of Hohenzollern.
 Interview
of David Metraux
“I set
a goal for myself to always have visited as many countries as my age. I
set this goal when I was 20.”
Saint-Malo
A photo
reportage on Saint-Malo (France) a XVIIth stronghold harbor in Britanny.
 Dinard
A photo
reportage on Dinard (France) and its famous seaside promenades.
 Bratislava
Blue Church
A photo
reportage of a very original and beautiful Art Nouveau church in Bratislava
(Slovakia): the Church of Saint Elizabeth.
 Warsaw
Palace of Culture
A photo
reportage of the most original building or Warsaw (Poland): the Palace
of Culture and Science, a classical Stalinian skyscraper.
 Monastery
of Escurial
A photo
reportage the famous royal monastery of San Lorenzo de el Escorial near
Madrid (Spain).
 Poster
Collection: Airlines Companies
A nice
collection of travelling poster dedicated to regular airlines companies
in the 30's-40's.
 Screen
background from Cambodia
A selection
of 8 screen backgrounds coming from Cambodia (Angkor, Phnom Penh, Siem
Reap).
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