Archives de catégorie : selfportrait

#4157 selfportrait*

photo : Botanical Garden, Nelson, spring rebirth and a taste for rediscovering the paths now relieved from the sadness of winter. 

« I is someone else »** is what I said to myself when I realized that I am now looking at the furniture in my apartment wondering what kind of exercises they could lend themselves to.

*still according to Edouard Levé

**Rimbaud « Je est un autre »

#4152 selfportrait *

photo : kereru perfectly camoufled in a tree, in Cable Bay, a nice reward after a swim. And, yes, it is time, once again, to vote for the bird of the year in this part of the world. There is high hope that the election will not be infiltrated by foreign interests, as it was last year. 

Many people suffer from feeling invisible and there are undoubtedly many occasions when the circumstances of invisibility can trigger sadness or discomfort. As for me, I am like the kereru, I actively seek camouflage and, like him, I feel protected in it.

*always inspired by Edouard Leve

#4143 selfportrait *

I prefer to swim in winter, first because the water temperature (around 10 degrees) produces a lot of endorphins after my swims, and secondly because I am often alone. I can then completely soak up the beauty of the place, the sound of the waves, the warmth of the sun on my face, while the rest of my body is numb from the cold. But even when I’m not alone, I like to be on the beach in winter because every walker gives off a sense of completeness, as if everyone is thinking: « how lucky to be here today ». 

*as always, inspired by Edouard Leve

#4113 selfportrait*

Photo: Labyrinth Rocks, Pohara, a real labyrinth, real rocks striated and carved in different ways by nature.

The lens of my camera has taught me that a scene I look at varies greatly depending on the angle from which the shot is taken. The fact that the scene is narrowed by the lens means that it is more perceptible. But seeing through a camera lens has led me to see that it is the same thing for life. The angles from which one can look at one single event are many.